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Gray Wall Jumping Spider

Gray Wall Jumping Spider

Menemerus bivittatus

A small, agile jumping spider species belonging to the Salticidae family, characterized by its exceptional visual hunting capabilities and distinctive two-striped pattern

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Gray Wall Jumping Spider
Gray Wall Jumping Spider
Gray Wall Jumping Spider
Gray Wall Jumping Spider
Gray Wall Jumping Spider
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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Widely distributed in urban and rural environments, commonly found on walls, fences, vegetation, and human structures across tropical and subtropical regions

Ecological Role

Crucial predator in controlling insect populations, particularly small arthropods like flies, mosquitoes, and other small invertebrates

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Gray to light brown coloration with two distinctive longitudinal dark stripes along body
  • LIMBS WINGS Strong muscular legs adapted for precise jumping, capable of leaping distances up to 50 times their body length
  • HEAD SENSORY Large forward-facing primary eyes providing exceptional binocular vision and precise depth perception
  • BODY STRUCTURE Small spider, typically 6-10 mm in length, with compact and robust body design
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Akio Tanikawa
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