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Analyzing the brain activity in human and animals is the main research topic in neuroscience [1]. In this way, the analysis of spider’s brain has aroused the attention of some scientists. On the other hand, building fractal webs as an important action of spiders (which mainly done for catching their food) has been studied widely. However, no one has discovered any relation between the structure of spider’s brain signal (as the feature of brain activity) and the structure of its web. Now, the question, which arises here, is that how spider’s brain activity affects its web. Here, in order to make a link between these two features, we benefit from the concept of fractal.

Can We Correlate the Spider’s Brain Activity to it Spinning Web Activity?