26:58Is spider web really stronger than steel?
Curiosity Gap
- 'Really' treats stronger than steel as something everyone repeats, and promises to check it.
- Fingers pull a clump of silk taut and it holds, which hints at strength without settling anything.
- The red line under 'tested' puts the weight on doing, not talking.
Title
Pairing a spider web, about the flimsiest thing you can touch, with steel makes the claim sound too good to be true.
Thumbnail
The orange spider at the top right shows this is real silk from a living spider, and gives the eye a second stop after the fingers.
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