New study shows spiders use webs to hear

A newly published study of orb-weaving spiders shows their webs are extended auditory arrays that capture sounds, possibly giving advanced warning of incoming prey or predators.

Spider Silk Is Strong Because It's Smart

Terrifying study reveals spiders can actually 'hear' you from across the room - Mirror Online

Spiders can detect sound through their webs - The Washington Post

Ogre-faced spider: These spiders lack ears, but they can still hear you, study says - ABC7 Chicago

Spiders can hear from their webs: study

Spiders Use Earth's Electric Field to Fly Hundreds of Miles - The Atlantic

Look Ma, no ears! Teensy spiders hear with organ on their legs

Spider webs may act as most sensitive 'ears' in the known natural world

Ogre-Faced Spiders Can Hear With Their Legs, Study Finds - EcoWatch

How Giant Joro Spiders Can Spin Webs Strong Enough to Catch Birds

This Ogre-Faced Spider Can Hear Prey Through Its Legs

Spider that uses its web to expand its hearing capabilities (Update)

Human activities putting spiders at risk, too