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A swarm of tarantulas cover him with webbing and moss, cocooning him completely.
en.wikipedia.org Older larvae leave the mine to pupate in a cocoon nearby.
en.wikipedia.org This process is achieved by the worm through a dense fluid secreted from its structural glands, resulting in the fibre of the cocoon.
en.wikipedia.org They are active in the warm months of the year, overwintering in silken cocoons when the weather grows cold.
en.wikipedia.org Popcorn identified cocooning as a commercially significant trend that would lead to, among other things, stay-at-home electronic shopping.
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