Also known as "angel hair", because of the silky threads the spiders leave behind, “spider rain” is in fact a mass ballooning ...

In an unexpected twist, a non-venomous spider has been caught poisoning its victims by lacing its silk wrappings with vomited ...

Zebra Jumping Spider. Image via Unsplash. Despite their fearful look and rapid movements, Zebra Jumping Spiders are harmless to humans. These spiders are skilled hunters with excellent vision, ...

Jumping Spider: Up to 6.3 inches – Stalks and pounces on prey instead of using webs. – Can jump up to 10-50 times their body length. 3. Froghopper: Up to 100 times their body length ... The ...

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Charles Haddad, 45, a spider expert and prolific author of scientific papers from the University of the Free State, agrees: “Knowing what’s happening near the ground is one thing,” he says.

Foordus gen. nov., a new genus of euophryine jumping spider from South Africa (Salticidae, Araneae) by Azarkina, Galina N. Publication date 2024-11-8 Usage Attribution 4.0 International ... African ...

Zebra Jumping Spider. Zebra jumping spiders are one of the most popular black and white spiders in the world. You can find them in Europe, ... The pantropical jumping spider is about 9 to 12 mm long ...

$1.35m grant to study lion-like jumping spiders. An image of a male, left, and a female ... reminiscent of lions on the African savanna peeking over tall grass while slowly approaching an ...

Professor Nelson says the new study, which has received $1.35 million over three years from the HFSP, will explore the predatory cat-like behaviour of Portia jumping spiders, which live in ...

Thiratoscirtines are a type of “leaf-litter dwelling spiders” found in Central and West Africa forests, study co-author Brogan Pett told McClatchy News in a Jan. 16 email. They are ...

Thiratoscirtines are a type of “leaf-litter dwelling spiders” found in Central and West Africa forests, study co-author Brogan Pett told McClatchy News in a Jan. 16 email. They are ...