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Sea spiders (pycnogonids) aren’t true spiders—they’re marine arthropods with tiny bodies and very long legs. In Antarctic waters, some grow to hand-span size (polar gigantism). Males carry egg masses on special “oviger” legs, the gut extends into the legs, and they breathe by simple diffusion (no gills). Slow walkers on sponges and corals, they feed as gentle predators and scavengers. Quick, clear ocean science from Earth2Sky Tv.

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