Biophilia 2 - A Message from the Spiders

I’ve learnt the hard way to pay attention to the universe - so we are sharing a message from the spiders! This story links to our thoughts about Biophilia from the last video – particularly about seeing the awe and wonder in the ‘everyday’ nature.

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