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Funnel-web Spiders Funnel-web Spiders belong to the family Dipluridae and are known for their distinctive funnel-shaped webs built close to the ground or in crevices.

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They usually have less yellowing coloring than female garden spiders. What do garden spiders eat? As members of the orb weaver family, garden spiders spin an orb web to trap prey to feed on.

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Unlike other catapulting spiders, for instance, the slingshot spiders don’t seem to rely on their prey actually touching the web to spring an attack.