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Jun 23, 2006, 15:56 GMT
World's oldest spider's web discovered in Spain
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Why did it take three years to report that this had been found? And on a side note, I thought that spider webs were only found by walking into them
The damn web was 110 million years old, what is 3yrs. Takes a while to clean the amber and find out what is inside. You only run into webs if you don't look.
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