Scientists of University of Sydney said after a study that city’s spider are getting much bigger than usual size.
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According to the study that has been published in PLOS One, the spider of cities are getting bigger than their usual size.
Scientists explained that the reason behind this growth of Nephila plumipes, a member of the orb-weaver spider family, which is found primarily in south Asia and the eastern coast of Australia, is combination of rising temperatures and more abundant food supplies.
In talk with local media, the researcher, Elizabeth Lowe, said “The fact that some spiders are loving cities is cause for hope”.
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