Small Jumping Spiders
Smaller varieties of jumping spiders measure four or five millimeters in size. Like their larger counterparts, these small jumping spiders have eight eyes, which allow for superb vision. The carapace of the jumping spider can be pivoted 45-degrees. Jumping spiders are also revered as being some of the most colorful arachnids in the world.
Jumping spiders earned their name as a result of their aggressive hunting tactics. Also sometimes known as tiger spiders, these arachnids creep up on their prey and pounce. Small jumping spiders are capable of forcing insects twice their size into submission. Unlike other spiders, jumping spiders tend to be diurnal in nature and are commonly seen by humans.
Jumping Spiders and Scientific Name
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