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Brown widow spider’s pursuit of older mates can have grisly results

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Young females are more fertile and easy to woo; older females often mate and then eat the male alive. No wonder they’re called widow spiders.

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Brown widow spider’s pursuit of older mates can have grisly results

Young females are more fertile and easy to woo; older females often mate and then eat the male alive. No wonder they’re called widow spiders.

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National Geographic broke the news in United States on Sunday, August 10, 2025.
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