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The Zebra Spider (Salticus scenicus) gets its name from the vivid black and white coloration on its body. Like all jumping spiders, it does not build a web but seeks its prey by stalking. The spider belongs to the family Salticidae found in the Northern Hemisphere close to human settlements such as walls, plants, and fences. Downloads online #spiders #arachnids #invertebrates #animals Jumping Spider Anatomy, Invertebrates Animals, Quilling Butterflies, Spider Book, Quilling Butterfly, Types Of Spiders, Jumping Spiders, Human Settlement, Animal Anatomy

The Zebra Spider (Salticus scenicus) gets its name from the vivid black and white coloration on its body. Like all jumping spiders, it does not build a web but seeks its prey by stalking. The spider belongs to the family Salticidae found in the Northern Hemisphere close to human settlements such as walls, plants, and fences. Downloads online #spiders #arachnids #invertebrates #animals

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As its name suggests, the Bold Jumping Spider (Phidippus audax) is a daring prey stocker and wandering hunter that can jump on its prey on the pulse. It is separated from other jumping spiders by its unusually large size and iridescent chelicerae. The Bold Jumping Spider has an overall legspan length between .39”-.91” (10-23 mm). Bold Jumping Spiders have a typical body length of .24”-.59” (6-15 mm), body width of .98”-2.56” (25-65 mm), and body height of .08”-.2” (2-5 mm). The common…

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