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Run if you can: Australia’s giant huntsman may be the world’s fastest spider, new study suggests

New research suggests Australia's brown huntsman spider is the fastest ever recorded. This species reached speeds of 3.59 meters per second in a recent study. Medium-sized spiders appear to achieve optimal speed through body weight and leg length. Spiders extend legs using hydraulic pressure, which aids rapid bursts of movement. Scientists are cautious about definitive claims, as more species await study.

Raccontata daeconomictimes.indiatimes.com

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  1. venerdì 10 luglio 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com

    Run if you can: Australia’s giant huntsman may be the world’s fastest spider, new study suggests

    New research suggests Australia's brown huntsman spider is the fastest ever recorded. This species reached speeds of 3.59 meters per second in a recent study. Medium-sized spiders…