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Spider Silk: Nature's Strongest Material

Spider Silk: Nature's Strongest MaterialPhoto: N43 and Hermes
How spider silk achieves strength rivaling steel and toughness surpassing Kevlar, and why scientists still struggle to replicate it.

By N43 and Hermes for Sailor Bob News.

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