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74. Why are Cobwebs Sometimes Called "Nature's Tinsel?"

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Learn about the Theridiidae spiders, often called cobweb spiders, and the tangled webs they create. These messy but fascinating webs might surprise you when you hear how they connect to the shimmering tinsel often found on Christmas trees!

In the companion The Cobweb Christmas Video Class included in the No Sweat Nature Study LIVE membership, learn how cobwebs contribute to biodiversity, discover fascinating facts about harmless and venomous cobweb spiders, and create a nature journal page to capture your observations.

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Visit the cobwebs show notes page to see an old-fashioned Christmas tree with tinsel.

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74. Why are Cobwebs Sometimes Called "Nature's Tinsel?"

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