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    A spider makes a sticky web to catch bugs, which fly into the web and get stuck. The spider then eats the trapped bugs. While a spider web as thick as a pencil could stop an airplane due to its strength, a whale uses baleen like a comb to trap tiny plants and animals, as it does not have teeth, eating the trapped food instead.

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    A spider makes a sticky web to catch bugs, which fly into the web and get stuck. The spider then eats the trapped bugs. While a spider web as thick as a pencil could stop an airplane due to its strength, a whale uses baleen like a comb to trap tiny plants and animals, as it does not have teeth, eating the trapped food instead.

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    A spider makes a sticky web to catch bugs, which fly into the web and get stuck. The spider then eats the trapped bugs. While a spider web as thick as a pencil could stop an airplane due to its strength, a whale uses baleen like a comb to trap tiny plants and animals, as it does not have teeth, eating the trapped food instead.

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    A spider makes a sticky web to catch bugs, which fly into the web and get stuck. The spider then eats the trapped bugs. While a spider web as thick as a pencil could stop an airplane due to its strength, a whale uses baleen like a comb to trap tiny plants and animals, as it does not have teeth, eating the trapped food instead.

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    Catch Dinner
    Trapped!
    A spider makes a web.
    The web is sticky.
    Spiders use webs to
    catch bugs. Bugs fly
    in and get stuck.
    Then spiders eat the bugs.

    A web as thick as a pencil


    would be very strong.
    It could stop a big airplane.

    Gulp!
    This whale does not
    have teeth.
    baleen
    It has baleen. Baleen is
    like a comb. Baleen traps
    tiny plants and animals in
    the water. The whale eats
    Baleen is found in place of teeth
    in this gray whale’s mouth. the plants and animals.
    Photo credits: top, center: © Jupiterimages Corporation; bottom main: © Jim Borrowman/
    All Canada Photos/Corbis; bottom inset: © Chris Howes/Wild Places Photography/Alamy
    © Learning A–Z All rights reserved. www.sciencea-z.com

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