Have Scientists Learned Anything from Giving Drugs to Spiders?
Effect of psychoactive drugs on animals - Wikipedia
Smithsonian Insider – Drugged spiders' web spinning may hold keys to understanding animal behavior | Smithsonian Insider
hakluke 👨💻🚀 on Twitter: "I've noticed that coffee actually makes me less productive. It keeps me awake and pumped but I struggle to do any deep work and get easily distracted. I
Luis Sanz on Twitter: "Spider webs under the influence of drugs (NASA's experiment from 1995) via @A_Valenzuela http://t.co/oM7d2p9E" / Twitter
Spiders on speed get weaving | New Scientist
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Spiders under the influence | Data Nuggets
Weekend Diversion: Spider Webs… on drugs? | by Ethan Siegel | Starts With A Bang! | Medium
The Thoughts of a Spiderweb | Quanta Magazine
Can you tell what drugs these spiders were on by looking at their webs? - The Washington Post
Spiderman scientist is making us superhuman | CNN
AI and night vision help reveal secrets of spider webs | World Economic Forum
How Dutch Police Took Over Hansa, a Top Dark Web Market | WIRED
Quiz: What drugs were these spiders on when they made their webs? - The Washington Post
Old NASA Spider Web Study Shows Power of Caffeine
Amanda Palmer - dear coffee drinkers, next time you go off about those crazy people who “do drugs”... | Facebook
Brian McClendon on Twitter: "From Why We Sleep, by Matt Walker: NASA scientists gave spiders various drugs. Operating on caffeine doesn't seem like a good idea. https://t.co/lnq7E0vkaa" / Twitter
From the archive, 4 October 1971: Spiders on LSD take a tangled trip | Animal experimentation | The Guardian
Strange Narrators in Contemporary Fiction
Spider webs inspiring soft robotics | Journal of The Royal Society Interface
Old NASA Spider Web Study Shows Power of Caffeine
