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English: September 3rd, 2006 9:56 AM PDT

Lower Nicola, British Columbia, Canada

Canon EOS 20D 100mm focal length 1/13th of a second, f/11, ISO 400 Approximate EV: 9

Like the vast majority of the spiders in Canada, the grass spider is harmless to humans and actually helps to control pests that could damage crops.

The grass spider weaves a sheet of silk with a funnel that it can hide inside. The web is not sticky, so the grass spider has to run very quickly to grab its prey when it feels the vibrations through the web.
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