To test this idea, the researchers collected S. collingwoodi, a non-mimicking jumping spider and five ant species from locations on Hainan Island in southern China. Back in the lab, they compared ...

Researchers used computer vision techniques and machine learning and neural network algorithms to see if artificial intelligence properly classified images properly as spiders, wasps, praying mantises ...

For more information on the mating rituals of jumping spiders visit the Elias Lab. The hand-drawn animations were photographed at the Brown University Science Center.

If you've ever seen a close-up photo of a jumping spider, you'll know they're the cute ones. Many fit on the tip of a finger and sport fuzzy, colorful bodies and big eyes. They're quite amazing ...

"This species has been documented in surrounding states but somehow slipped through the cracks of Indiana records," Venable said in a statement about the encounter. "In fact, Dr. Marc Milne, professor ...