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ecuadorlife · 5 years
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Jumping Spider, Parnaenus cyanidens & Leaf-footed Bug by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: from Ecuador: www.youtube.com/AndreasKay
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nunoxaviermoreira · 5 years
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Jumping Spider, Parnaenus cyanidens, Salticidae eating a Leaf-footed Bug, Coreidae by Ecuador Megadiverso More videos from Ecuador at www.youtube.com/AndreasKay https://flic.kr/p/2gn3tie
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ecuadorlife · 5 years
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Jumping spider, Parnaenus cyanidens, Salticidae
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Jumping spider, Parnaenus cyanidens, Salticidae by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: from Ecuador: www.youtube.com/AndreasKay
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ecuadorlife · 5 years
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Colorful Jumping Spider, Parnaenus cyanidens, Salticidae
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Colorful Jumping Spider, Parnaenus cyanidens, Salticidae by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: watch my VIDEO: youtu.be/5_xnb4BMzuc from Ecuador
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ecuadorlife · 5 years
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Jumping spider, Parnaenus cyanidens, Salticidae by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: watch my VIDEO: youtu.be/WgodeaYBlO0 from Ecuador
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ecuadorlife · 5 years
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Jumping Spider, Parnaenus cyanidens
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Jumping Spider, Parnaenus cyanidens by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: watch my VIDEO: youtu.be/fEsupokVQAE from Ecuador
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ecuadorlife · 5 years
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Jumping Spider eating a Leaf-footed Bug by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: watch my VIDEO: youtu.be/cwsZQmdAHzk Jumping Spider, Parnaenus cyanidens, Salticidae from the Amazon rainforest of Ecuador eating a Leaf-footed Bug, Coreidae
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ecuadorlife · 5 years
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Lucas the Spider in Ecuador by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: This colorful little Jumping Spider with the scientific name Parnaenus cyanidens lives in the Amazon rainforest of Ecuador. Jumping spiders, Salticidae are the largest family of spiders. They do not build a web to trap insects, but jump on their prey and grab it with the jaws. Jumping spiders still produce silk for safety lines as can be seen at 20" in the video and also to build a tent as shelter from bad weather and to sleep at night. As most spiders they have four pairs of eyes, which give them a 360-degree view of the world. Their large frontal eyes are build like telescopes and provide them with very sharp vision. A mobile retina allows them to scan the object they are looking at. More videos from Ecuador at www.youtube.com/AndreasKay
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ecuadorlife · 5 years
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Jumping spider, Parnaenus cyanidens, Salticidae
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Jumping spider, Parnaenus cyanidens, Salticidae by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: watch my VIDEO: youtu.be/WgodeaYBlO0 from Ecuador: www.flickr.com/andreaskay/albums
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ecuadorlife · 6 years
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Jumping spider, Parnaenus cyanidens, Salticidae & Paper wasp, Polybia bistriata
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Jumping spider, Parnaenus cyanidens or metallicus? Salticidae & Paper wasp, Polybia bistriata by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: from Ecuador: www.flickr.com/andreaskay/albums
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