Spiderlings or Spiderlinks, which one will it be?

The latest news around here is that the librarian has just begun a page at a place called Eurekster. She is trying to humor us spiders by coming up with a page full of spiderlinks. Well, wouldn’t you know what she titled it? Spiderlings Now, how predictable can she be! We are honored, of course, and decided to share her unfinished work here. Let the reader beware: the site is not finished! So do go check out the swicki.

While viewing this swicki, we had a tremendous idea… why don’t we create a page with useful information about spiders? This information would be for people like the librarian, who have this thirst for knowledge about arachnids like us. Just a bit ago, we had a chance to visit a page by Dr. Linda Rayor, at Cornell’s Department of Entomology. The page, titled  Spiders in Classrooms - Ideas from the Web is full of very useful information that we can’t wait to read [yes, we know tarantulas can't read, but we can "hear" what the librarian talks about]. So comments about Dr. Rayor’s page,  would be located on the new Spiderlinks page we are to create soon. If you are just interested in links, then visit the swicki Spiderlings .

We know this is a bit confusing, just bare with us. Communication between arachnids and humans is going through a transformation…