DC The Ultimate Guide - Spiders. (2001)

Among the smallest creatures on Earth, spiders use their venom to paralyse insects and eat them alive. But humans must also beware, the black widow is the most toxic of all poisonous animals, and a fiddleback bite stops blood clotting and rots human flesh. Incredible macro-photography gives our audience a spider's eye view of the world - a view from all eight of their eyes. But not all spiders see well - many feel their way around. A tarantula's hairy legs aren't just for show - they're a vital part of its sensory system. Unique to spiders is the way they catch their prey - they spin sticky snares from silk. Using time-lapse photography we'll show spiders spinning webs that are engineering masterpieces. No wonder cobwebs stick around so long! This Ultimate Guide will reveal spider secrets and show how they've become the ultimate little killers.

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