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As long as the spider is eating it won't run out of silk. Most if not all spiders actually eat thier silk from a web before moving on to another location.

Most web-making spiders like orb weavers spin a brand new web every morning, eating the previous web to save silk.

 
As long as the spider is eating it won't run out of silk. Most if not all spiders actually eat thier silk from a web before moving on to another location.

Most web-making spiders like orb weavers spin a brand new web every morning, eating the previous web to save silk.
Okay, thanks. I thought it had something to do with eating. Now that I think of it, a couple years ago, there was a huge brown garden orb weaver that built a web across the kitchen window on my house. I saw it eat the old web and build a new one every night. It caught lots of bugs (Mostly moths) because of the light coming from the kitchen.

 

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