Who's this cool guy? Brazilian here if it helps

>>2449378
He a spoodr

>>2449378
That's a Jumping Spider, very cute critters and smart as well; in that they learn from previous hunts and adapt their strategies accordningly.

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>>2449403
Thanks anon, from what I have read he's a Salticidae, he eats ants and flies and love jumping. About he being smart, I didn't know insects could learn, that's cool

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>>2449378
Salticid, sure enough. The most bro of spiders. All the pest hunting, none of the webs.

They have great eyesight too. I've spent some time watching spiders, and these are the only ones I've seen with the visual (and mental?) acuity to notice they were being watched.

Making two-way eye contact with a spider was kind of weird.

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>>2449410
Insects cannot, as far as I know. Arachnids have a more-complex nervous system than other Arthropods, with the most intelligent examples being jumping spiders and tailless whip scorpions.

>>2449378
Two stripped telamonia.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lt0fR-ey8fo

>>2449378
Cute!

Being Brazilian has never helped.

It's your basic jumping spider