A rare species of spider known as the "distinguished jumping spider" was found in the area, which was given environmental protections to restrict building. Those protections meant 1,300 homes ...

It explains the anatomy of spiders, including their two body parts, eight legs, and fangs used for injecting venom. The film also demonstrates how spiders spin silk to catch prey and describes ...

A collaborative research involving the University of Kerala has reported the discovery of two new species of jumping spiders belonging to the genus Epidelaxia from the Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary.

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It's now published in the Journal of Experimental Biology. Jumping spiders are different - they use a unique semi-hydraulic system. They don't have muscles to extend their legs and power the jumps.

Jumping spiders are different – they use a unique semi-hydraulic system. They don’t have muscles to extend their legs and power the jumps. Instead, they extend their legs by increasing the ...

Nikhil Guhagarkar/Shutterstock.com Where do the biggest spiders in the world live? The answer is that they live in many diverse locations. This list will tell you more about them, their size, and ...

Jumping spiders don’t build webs, but like their arachnid kin, they can produce silk. Some species are known to spin fine threads as they leap, presumably to stabilize takeoff and ensure a more ...