European Garden Spider

European Garden Spider

A European garden spider hangs upside down from its web in Des Moines, Iowa, waiting for unsuspecting bugs to fly into its trap. Orb-weaver spiders such as the garden spider spin large circular webs and are generally harmless to humans. (Photo by Bryon Houlgrave/NurPhoto)

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  • ILEA001857306
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  • 2023/9/21 00:00:00
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