Scientists discovered the world's largest spiderweb, spanning 106 square meters in Sulfur Cave, Greece/Albania. This extraordinary colonial network houses an estimated 111,000 spiders from two species, exhibiting unprecedented cooperative behavior. The unique sulfur-powered ecosystem likely influenced this remarkable adaptation.
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