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Hairy Jumping Spider

Hairy Jumping Spider

Pseudeuophrys lanigera

A small jumping spider species within the genus Pseudeuophrys, characterized by dense hair coverage and remarkable visual hunting capabilities.

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Hairy Jumping Spider
Hairy Jumping Spider
Hairy Jumping Spider
Hairy Jumping Spider
Hairy Jumping Spider
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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Predominantly found in rocky and grassy areas across European landscapes, with a preference for dry, warm microenvironments with moderate vegetation cover.

Ecological Role

Plays a crucial role in controlling insect populations through predatory behavior, contributing to local ecosystem balance and biodiversity.

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Dense, hair-like setae covering body surface, providing thermal regulation and camouflage
  • LIMBS WINGS Strong, muscular legs adapted for precise jumping and rapid movement, capable of leaping distances up to 50 times body length
  • HEAD SENSORY Large forward-facing anterior median eyes providing exceptional depth perception and prey tracking abilities
  • BODY STRUCTURE Small-bodied spider, typically 4-6 mm in total length, with compact and robust build
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Victor Heng
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