This entire Greek coastline is completely covered in spider webs

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  • 6 years ago
The Greek coastline in the town of Aitoliko was covered completely by spider webs. The webs covered about 1000 feet of coastline. It is believed that weather conditions were suitable for a population surge of mosquitoes, which are a source of food for spiders. The spiders experienced a population boom as well.

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