Thick Spiderwebs Take Over Trees Along Creek In Jerusalem

It's a little early for the spooky season, but the spiders in one part of the world have already decorated. The Sorek Creek in the mountains of Jerusalem looks somewhat enchanted after spiders have woven thick webs throughout trees and other vegetation. The creek reportedly contains treated sewage, which provides ample nutrients for a large mosquito population. Those mosquitos are prey for long jawed spiders known as Tetragnatha. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.