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Insect or Alien? This Close-Up Look At Common Bugs Captures them in a Mesmerizing Lens

August 18, 2025 by Shelley Thompson

Jumping Spider

The jumping spider is one of science’s greatest enigmas. With four eyes, it is no wonder that they have excellent vision. They are also famous in the insect world for their amazing pouncing skills. Fear not, they won’t jump on you. They are more of quiet observers and do not like direct contact. So, if you leave them alone, they will leave you alone. It’s that simple.

Photo courtesy of Donald Jusa|Flickr

In the image, this jumping spider looks like a rich older man who doesn’t like too much attention. That might be close to the truth since it is no secret this beautiful creature frustrates scientists to no end. Every time they want to dig a little deeper to know what this curious spider is made of, it spontaneously explodes. It’s true! This is one creature that doesn’t like people meddling in its business!

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