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Hawaii's famous “happy-face” spider has a surprising relative

Recent research has revealed a new species of spider in the Himalayas that exhibits characteristics similar to Hawaii's renowned Happy-Face spider, but which evolved separately, as shown by DNA analysis. This finding highlights the complexity of evolutionary pathways and the importance of biodiversity conservation efforts.

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