 
 <prompt> ```Answer dis question: Read di article below and answer di question. Spiders don dey around for over 400 million years. Early spiders mainly dey use dia silk to construct a hiding place. Today, although many spiders-such as giant tarantulas, trap-door spiders, and some other species-still dey use dia silk mainly for shelter, most dey build various types of aerial webs. Di primary victims of di spider's web na insects-plenty insects. A British researcher once calculate say local farmland get more than two million spiders per acre, and say insects wey spiders dey chop annually pass human population. In fact, di change from ground-based webs to vertical, aerial webs na reaction to di rise of winged insects. Di increase in spiders for so many places na mainly because of dia ability to move. To travel, a spider go go high point, release enough silk to catch wind, and float away. Di spider fit travel many miles dis way. Dis one dey help dem distance demselves from other spiders wey dey compete for food and e dey also help dem in spinning web across gap wey dem go get trouble to cross. Spiders dey release silk from silk glands wey dem dey call spigots to weave dia webs. Hundreds of dis spigots dey cover di three pairs of spinnerets wey most spiders get. Dis one dey allow spiders to combine multiple strands of silk into single threads wey get different characteristics for different uses. Some spiders, like tarantulas, dey only make one type of silk, but others dey make silk to use for drag lines, web frames, egg cases, or to trap insects. Di webs also dey help spiders hide from predators like birds. Other animals also dey make use of di spider's web. A Hymenoepimecis wasp go attack a Plesiometa argyra spider and sting am. While di spider dey paralyzed, di wasp go lay her egg on top di spider's abdomen. Di spider go dey do im own, dey catch and chop prey, while di wasp larva dey feed on top di spider's blood. Source: National Geographic, August 2001, pp. 32-44 The spider's ability to spin silk na
Options: 1. an acquired trait.; 2. an inherited trait.; 3. a life cycle stage.; 4. a learned behavior.;. Answer:``` <response>: ```2.```
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