The long-jawed spider is typically solitary. But it takes far more than one arachnid to make a structure like this. | National Geographic UK

Spiders produce a variety of silk. Wrapping silk traps prey with glue droplets on the web. The spider then paralyses the insect with venom so it cannot escape. This may also stop it from drying out, so the spider can enjoy a juicy meal hours later. This image was captured on a hike in Acadia National Park in Maine. | Ancient Forests & Champion Trees