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Little Einsteins. Jumping spiders are among some of the most intelligent invertebrate life on earth with an impressive ability to innovate and problem solve in their own environment. These lovely little arachnids use their tiny brain power to get the edge on their prey and hunt in new successful ways. Jumping spiders are visual hunters that use their array of large eyes to track their prey as it moves. They then slowly approach, getting in close to employ their impressive hydraulic jump attack!
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