Orb-Weaver Spiders are a diverse group of spiders known for their distinctive wheel-shaped webs. They belong to the family Araneidae and are commonly found in gardens, forests, and fields. These spiders are easily recognizable by their large, colorful bodies and long legs, which help them construct intricate webs to catch prey. These spiders are primarily nocturnal and are most active at night. They feed on various insects, using their sticky webs to trap them. After catching prey, Orb-Weaver Spiders inject venom to immobilize it before consuming it. Their webs are not only functional but also serve as a fascinating display of natural engineering.