3 years ago

Can spiders really sense danger

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No, not really because if nothing is near them they cant sense any type of danger. But if something is close they may be afraid but don't sense danger. It basically a spiderman myth.

Hope I helped!

- LILBLAKEYOUT

Wittaler [7]3 years ago

5 0

Spiders cant sense danger. If you creep up on one from the backside, they will no notice. so its just a myth...splat those scary bugs.

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