Why are spiders more likely to live in meadows?

Spiders are more likely to live in meadows due to the abundant availability of prey, such as insects and other small invertebrates that thrive in these open habitats. Meadows provide diverse vegetation, offering shelter and a variety of microhabitats for different spider species. Additionally, the open spaces allow for easy web-building and hunting, making meadows an ideal environment for spiders to thrive and reproduce.