The spider sits head down on the platform and extends its front legs until the enlarged tarsal claws on their front legs are just above the ground. With these, they then scoop their prey into their web, which wraps around the insect.
A spider is positioned on a platform, with its head facing downwards. Its front legs extend, with their claws reaching just above the ground. Using these claws, it captures its prey and encircles it within its web.