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Jumping spiders

The Salticidae family of jumping spiders include more than 5,000 species. When a jumping spider jumps it first connects a silk filament to the surface it is on. This allows the spider to climb back to where it was if it falls.

Jumping spiders have good vision, some even have additional eyes!

Holoplatys semiplanata jumping spider
jumping spider
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Holoplatys semiplanata

Holoplatys semiplanata jumping spider
jumping spider
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jumping spider Clynotis severus
jumping spider Clynotis severus
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Sandalodes jumping spider
Sandalodes jumping spider
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Salticide

Jumping spider (Salticide)
Jumping spider (Salticide)
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Habronattus coecatus

Phidippus audax jumping spider
Jumping Spider
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male jumping spider
Male Jumping spider
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