In 1995, NASA funded research that tested the various toxicity levels of various drugs — including marijuana, caffeine, and sedatives — to determine what effects they have on spiders spinning ...

You can see the abstract creations below, including webs weaved by spiders high on marijuana, LSD, caffeine and chloral ... made more geometrically regular patterns than when they were sober.

LSD and strychnine to change things up for the spiders. Needless to say, it did. The drugs impacted the spiders’ web size and pattern, largely because their motor skills and behavior were ...

Caffeinated spiders made smaller, but wider webs, characterized by threads meeting at wide angles, disorganized cells and a lack of the normal “hub and spoke” pattern. Spiders given the ...

NASA once fed spiders drugs like LSD and marijuana and then ... and a lack of the normal "hub and spoke" pattern, according to Mental Floss. These webs had large gaps as the spiders weaved them ...