Why don't spiders get stuck in their own webs?

Answer by  BrendaG (6111)

Spiders are the spinners of their web and know which web is sticky or not. There is an oil on some spiders, therefore keeping them slippery and free. A spider can get caught in another spider's web, however. They also have bristles on their feet that help them in their travels.

Answer by  Bobinski (1652)

Spider attaches a single strand of web between two supports. An outside rim is added. The spikes are added with non-stick webbing. Spider travels on spikes. Imagine a bicycle wheel.