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In 2025, scientists discovered a new "zombie" fungus in British caves that manipulates spiders

Times of India - Science ·
In 2025, scientists discovered a new "zombie" fungus in British caves that manipulates spiders

Scientists have identified a new fungus that controls spiders before killing them.

This remarkable discovery was made in caves and old buildings across Ireland and Wales.

The fungus, named Gibellula attenboroughii, forces spiders to exposed locations for spore dispersal.

This behavior mirrors tropical "zombie ant" fungi, suggesting wider prevalence.

Researchers confirmed the new species through genetic sequencing and fieldwork.

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