Gigantic Spider Web in Sulfur Cave Spans Enormous Size with 111,000 Spiders
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Scientists discovered the world's largest spider web, spanning 106 square meters, in Sulfur Cave near Greece, created by approximately 111,000 spiders of multiple species, in a unique sulfur-rich ecosystem sustained by chemoautotrophic microorganisms.
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