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    Is there really a spider as big as a bird?! Why do spiders build webs? How strong is spider silk really?

    In this episode The Fact Detectives untangle a web of incredible facts about spiders with entomologist, Ken Walker, at Museums Victoria.

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    Is there really a spider as big as a bird?! Why do spiders build webs? How strong is spider silk really?

    In this episode The Fact Detectives untangle a web of incredible facts about spiders with entomologist, Ken Walker, at Museums Victoria.

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