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Why Webspinners Earn the Prize for Nature's Best Raincoat
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Why Webspinners Earn the Prize for Nature's Best Raincoat
This post Why Webspinners Earn the Prize for Nature’s Best Raincoat appeared first on Entomology Today - Brought to you by the Entomological Society of America. Insects known as webspinners, in the relatively understudied order Embioptera, spin the finest silk fibers known in nature. They use that silk to build shelters that, when wet, form a strong, protective film. A new study explores the silk-water interactions in four webspinner species, wi…
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