spider following lazer

[briarpatch10]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbdsCKxEbPs

I would have never thought a spider would do this.

looks like a jumping spider but hard to tell from the fuzzy video, but very cool none the less.

 

[Anubis77]

I can't wait to catch a jumper this spring now.

 

[spider pest]

so cool! it led me to this one, which is even better!

[YOUTUBE]v/IkIm0D7eZ-M[/YOUTUBE]

 

[davisfam]

Ohh man, these video's are too funny! I bet both the lazer and the cursor are driving these little jumpers insaaane, LOL!

 

[Silberrücken]

LOL, sometimes that's how I find Jumpers in my room. I'll be moving files or something and suddenly I'll see a secound "cursor" on my screen.

Here's one for a good laugh-look where the cursor is pointing. That little black dot is the Jumper, LOL! The BugGuide page is showing what the spider is.

It just so happens that I was looking at pics of Anasaitis canosa...

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=41296&l=a97b7b2867&id=100001761769919

S.

 

[ZergFront]

I love playing these type of games with my Phidippus species. They're very reactive to movement.

I really wish I had got this on video. When I first got my P.audax, one of them noticed my P.irminia moving in the cage a little ways from it. It raised it's front legs and then bolted in the other direction.