@luciaceeBack in 1995, a team of NASA researchers investigated how different drugs affect spiders. Their goal was to assess the toxicity of various chemicals by observing the webs the spiders spun. According to the study's briefing, "The changes in webs reflect the degree of toxicity of a substance. The more toxic" the chemical, the more distorted the web became. The experiment tested substances including LSD, speed, marijuana, and caffeine, with each producing a distinct web pattern. The findings highlight how even small amounts of toxins ca

@luciaceeBack in 1995, a team of NASA researchers investigated how different drugs affect spiders. Their goal was to assess the toxicity of various chemicals by observing the webs the spiders spun. According to the study's briefing, "The changes in webs reflect the degree of toxicity of a substance. The more toxic" the chemical, the more distorted the web became. The experiment tested substances including LSD, speed, marijuana, and caffeine, with each producing a distinct web pattern. The findings highlight how even small amounts of toxins ca