jumping spiders

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jumping spiders

Jumping spiders

2011
A photographic introduction to jumping spiders, discussing their physical characteristics, where they live, their senses, defenses, food, and babies, and including fast facts and a glossary.

Jumping spiders

1996
Describes the physical characteristics, habitat, food habits and defense mechanisms of this small-to-medium sized spider, found in most backyards.

Jumping spiders

2006
Presents an introduction to jumping spiders, in simple text with illustrations, providing information on their physical characteristics, habitat, life cycle, and behvior.

Jumping spiders

2012
Jumping spiders are capable of jumping great distances. Their secret is in their special internal hydraulic system that lets them jump several times their own body length. Young scientists will find out about the other unique adaptations of these vertically ambitious arachnids, while enjoying the full-color photographs and informative text.

Jumping spiders

gold-medal stalkers
2012
Provides an overview of jumping spiders, describing their physical characteristics and providing hands-on activities to help students learn more about them.

The jumping spider

2002
This book introduces "jumping spiders," spiders who leave their webs to search for prey, explaining their physical characteristics, their homes, and their behavior.

Jumping spider

2001
Photographs and text trace the life cycle of the jumping spider, from egg, to hatching inside the sac, through each molting stage, to adult spider.

Jumping spiders

2009
Photographs and simple text describe the lifecycle, physical characteristics, and behaviors of jumping spiders.

Jumping spiders

2011
This is a brief introduction to jumping spiders, discussing their physical characteristics, habitat, food, and life cycle.

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