Hentzia Palmarum
“you cant see me.”
Arasia mollicoma
jumping spider cleaning itself :>
(Source: Flickr / flarecreative)
IT HAS EYEBROWS :O
Dramatic Spider
Sandalodes Bipenicillatus
Phidippus mystaceus
Jumping spiders do not build webs to snare prey, they only spin small silken retreat webs under leaves, bark or twigs. When hunting, jumpers always trail a silken strand from their spinnerets. If they are disturbed, they will rapidly descend on this lifeline to the ground and out of sight, or if they miss their jump, they can climb the thread back to their previous perch. These little guys are very adept at hiding, and if they do not want you to see them, you won’t.
“these are not the eggs you’re looking for”
