The peacock jumping spider: why a spider the size of a grain of rice dances in color
The peacock jumping spider is the size of a rice grain and dances in color. Here is how the fan, the drumming, and the light-bending scales all work.
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Jumping spider lifespan: the small, full year of a spood
How long do jumping spiders live? About a year for most common species. Here is what fills that year, from egg sac to winter silk tent.
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Are jumping spiders friendly? What that curious little look really means
Are jumping spiders friendly? Not the way a dog is, but they are curious, gentle, and harmless to people. Here is what that look means, the truth about bites, and what to do if one lands on you.
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The cutest jumping spider, and why eight eyes can look so sweet
Which jumping spiders are the cutest, what they are called, and why a small hunter with eight eyes can look so sweet once it turns to look at you.
