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If you’ve ever been dolphin watching, you’ve probably seen these incredible sea-mammals jumping out of the water. They do this to see the coastline for navigation or view distant things in the water, such as prey. Some species can breach out of the water at heights of 15 to 30 feet. Dolphins can also swim at 25 miles per hour and are commonly seen jumping alongside ships or boats. Read about jumping spiders and more than 100 spider families in " Spiders of the World: A Natural History" (Princeton University Press, 2020). If you are interested in owning one of these spiders but would like to learn a little more about them first, keep reading while we list several species to get you going. For each entry, we’ll show you a picture and provide you with a short description so you can make an informed decision.

Brown hares have incredible jumping powers, covering 18 feet in one leap. Their athleticism doesn’t stop there, as they can also reach speeds of 45 miles per hour and are famous for their boxing skills. You’ll see these hares on their hind legs when females fight away males during the breeding season. The posterior lateral eyes (PLEs) act as motion detectors and are used to sense motion from the side and behind the spider. The PLEs can’t form objects. Rather, their function is to receive light from the sky. These small arachnids are omnivores. They mostly feed on smaller insects or just about their size, like mosquitoes, flies, bees, and other spiders. Their name perfectly describes how they catch their prey; they jump and pounce on them.These spiders have a well-developed hydraulic system that helps their limbs extend, making it possible for them to jump further than the length of their bodies. Jumping spider eyes are, in a word, incredible. The spiders, despite their tiny size, are better at seeing patterns than elephants are, Morehouse told Live Science. Their pair of central eyes, known as the principle eyes, are almost like a pair of tiny binoculars: They have a large outer lens, then a smaller inner lens that magnifies the image from the outer lens and projects it onto the retina. The spiders are also unusual in that they have muscles attached directly to their retinas. That means they can move retinas up and down, side to side, focusing on different segments of the world without a hint of movement on the outside, Morehouse said — a handy ability for a hunter. Meanwhile, the spiders' secondary pairs of eyes are less acute, but they provide crucial peripheral vision, Live Science previously reported. As you can see, there are several jumping spiders you can choose between when you are looking for a new pet. We recommend the Bold Jumping Spider or the Zebra Jumping Spider because both of these species are common in the United States, so it will not be difficult to create a suitable habitat as it might be for a spider that lives in a tropical habitat. None of these spiders are poisonous, and they are all fun to watch. The only downside about keeping these spiders as pets is that most only live about one year before you will need to replace them, and that’s if you get them while they are still young. Low risk– Sure, they do have fangs, and I’m sure it stings if it happens. But according to WebMD, jumping spiders are harmless to humans. Which is good because they seem to like being handled. How else could so many people overcome their fear of spiders through 30-second videos? They must have some uniquely attractive qualities that other spiders don’t – and that’s certainly the case.

Red kangaroos are the largest kangaroo species, with adult males weighing almost 200 pounds and standing over 5 feet tall. With their powerful hind legs, they can clear 30 feet in a single jump and reach heights of almost 11 feet. Kangaroos are also the only large animal that hops as their main way of transportation.A jumping spider infestation is not hard to spot. Below are some pointers to help you get started. Webs After seeing Aerith (Ben Newell’s little jumping spider pet on TikTok)I knew I had to explore this trend further. Partly because she’s cute, partly because that’s a clear bridge to the terrarium world, and partly because I’m a huge Final Fantasy fan… As I understand it, they’ll need bright (indirect) light so that they can hunt through the day. If you don’t have an appropriate spot in your home, a simple artificial lighting setup around/above the enclosure can help make sure you meet your spider’s needs.