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Sentient spiders
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The aliens in the Three-body Problem trilogy are never described, but the unofficial sequel, Redemption of Time, retroactively describes them as bugs with some hive mind, I think. It's interesting to go back to the trilogy with that in mind, as it really makes a lot of sense.
Dragon's Egg apparently has some hyperintelligent bug-like creatures that live on a neutron star in an accelerated time frame. I hear it's a good book, haven't gotten to it yet.
And I think The Chessmen of Mars has some spider-like things... I.e. aliens that look like spiders with large heads.
Read dragons egg. It’s a little dated but a great story.