Quote by keeno
This is going to sound incredibly stupid
I've pondered on this one for years
Spiders (not that I like talking about them or even thinking about them!) - How do they get from one place to another with their webs?
I mean: I've seen loads of spider threads/webs horizontal (for instance, across a pathway....you get a face full of web)....how do they do it?
Do they leap from one bit to another, trailing their horrible webby stuff?
I know they can get to other places once that first "bit" is spun. I know they can kinda jump downwards and then travel upwards via the web but it's the horizontal thing that gets me.
Gone shivery now, talking about the little sods!
They fly.
No honest, they do.
They squirt out a single strand of a thread until it becomes big enough to act as a wing and then they fly.
Spiders are very small amd light so it doesn't take much.
tell me you are joking! you are aren't you? I know I have seen spiderman.
And how his/her mind was working at the time 
to think such an idea 
