is that its mostly transparent body allows you to see the movements of its underlying visual anatomy. Want to learn to find your own jumping spiders? Just last week, Maddison uploaded a video ...

The spider below is so transparent, you can watch through ... It's those adorable head tilts that make photos of jumping spiders so very cute. But for fine focus, more is needed.

Putting the words cute and spider next to each other may seem like a contradiction; but for jumping spiders, it just might not be. These little guys are too cute to be afraid of, as they're known ...

The "Darlington's Peacock Jumping Spider" gets the "peacock" in their name from their iridescent plates on their backs. It doesn't look too cute from below, but here you can see the shiny "peacock ...

Researchers have discovered that these enchanting little spiders see in three color “channels,” just like we do, according to Science World Report. “The eyes of jumping spiders could not be ...

It's not often that I'd describe a spider as "cute," but this male jumping spider is an adorable little arachnid. He doesn't spin webs, but he does spin on the dance floor. He even makes a form of ...

A former biology lecturer of the University of New South Wales captured a close-up view of a jumping spider, including the movement of two tube-like extensions of the arachnid's eyes that were visible ...

Jumping Spiders are a large and diverse group of spiders that can be observed throughout the United States and Mexico. Taxonomically speaking, this family is represented by 45 genera and over 100 ...