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How a Spider With a Poppyseed-Sized Brain Executes a Spider Hunt
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How a Spider With a Poppyseed-Sized Brain Executes a Spider Hunt
The post How a Spider With a Poppyseed-Sized Brain Executes a Spider Hunt appeared first on A-Z Animals.Picture an animal with three pairs of motion-sensing secondary eyes arranged around its head to detect moving prey, and two large frontal principal eyes for gauging their size, distance, and position. Once prey is assessed, this animal uses hydraulic legs to propel itself many times its body length. Behold the jumping spider (scientific family…
Tiny spider catapults its prey into the air with 140 G's
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