Why do jumping spiders look at you?
Because of their use of vision in attempting to determine if something is suitable prey.
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Species of Phidippus
Grayish jumping spiderRed-backed jumping spiderBold jumping spiderRed velvet jumping spiderCanopy jumping spiderPhidippus californicusPhidippus insignariusPhidippus cruentusPhidippus piusTyrell's tufted jumping spiderWhitman's jumping spiderGiant gray mouse-eating jumping spiderPhidippus texanusPhidippus arizonensisHigh eye-lashed jumping spiderPhidippus carneusMarbled purple jumping spiderHairy tufted jumping spiderPhidippus nikitesBoreal tufted jumping spiderBrilliant jumping spiderCardinal jumperCalifornia red jumping spiderPutnam's jumping spiderCarolina jumping spiderRegal jumping spider
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Arthropods
Class
Arachnids
Order
Spiders
Family
Jumping spiders
Genus
Phidippus
Species
Regal jumping spider (Phidippus regius)
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