Under warming conditions, arctic wolf spiders' tastes in prey might be changing, according to new research from Washington University in St. Louis, initiating a new cascade of food web ...

According to the study, Arctic wolf spiders sit at the top of the invertebrate food chain and have no natural insect predators in the Arctic. Wolf spiders don't make webs, but instead hunt prey on ...

Sometimes the arachnid tracks down and pounces on its ground-dwelling victims; other times, it stages an ambush, lying in wait until the prey ambles past. In the Arctic, wolf spiders—which, in ...

Arctic Wolf Pack takes place on Ellesmere Island, ... This is no place to be a lone wolf. Here, prey are fierce, and five times your size. But the biggest challenge of all: your ...

In the Arctic, the wolf spiders main prey are these small, wingless arthropods called detritivores, or springtails. The springtails eat fungus. The fungus decomposes the soil.

With their herds of prey continuing to move, we witness a desperate race to keep up and bring back a kill to the hungry mothers and cubs. ... "Arctic Wolf Pack" is narrated by Campbell Scott.

The study, out of Washington University in St Louis (Talia Ogliore July 23, 2018), found that wolf spiders in the Alaskan Arctic are so abundant they outweigh real wolves. Wow!!

The musk ox herd in White Falcon, White Wolf gets a lucky break when the pack of Arctic wolves chooses to go after other prey that’s easier to catch. But these hairy powerhouses face a great ...

Under warming conditions, arctic wolf spiders' tastes in prey might be changing, according to new research by Washington University in St. Louis -- initiating a new cascade of food web ...