Ehhhh, in my mind no, since webs aren't really filtering per se, generally it's more like an idle trap that animals run into than the more traditional filter-feeding of whales and such. For example in the case of baleen whales, they're actively filtering/separating the food(fish, shrimp, krill, etc.) out of the water( later getting rid of the excess water and other things that may have been caught while filter-feeding). In the case of spider webs, they're not really "filtering" anything.
Ehhhh, in my mind no, since webs aren't really filtering per se, generally it's more like an idle trap that animals run into than the more traditional filter-feeding of whales and such. For example in the case of baleen whales, they're actively filtering/separating the food(fish, shrimp, krill, etc.) out of the water( later getting rid of the excess water and other things that may have been caught while filter-feeding). In the case of spider webs, they're not really "filtering" anything.