Spiderwebs are intricate structures made by spiders using silk produced from specialized glands. These webs serve various purposes, including trapping prey, creating shelters, and laying eggs. The silk is strong and flexible, allowing spiders to catch insects effectively. Different types of spiderwebs exist, such as orb webs, funnel webs, and sheet webs, each designed for specific hunting strategies. The design and construction of a web can vary significantly among species, showcasing the adaptability and skill of spiders in their environments.