Animal India - Lynx Spider (Oxyopes Sunandae)

Animal India - Lynx Spider (Oxyopes Sunandae)

Oxyopes Sunandae Is A Species Of Lynx Spider In The Genus Oxyopes. Lynx Spiders Are A Family Of Araneomorph Spiders That Are Named For Their Cat-like Hunting Style, Which Involves Ambushing Or Stalking Prey And Then Pouncing On It. They Are Also Known For Their Good Eyesight And Acrobatic Ability To Leap Between Leaves While Chasing Prey. A Lynx Spider (Oxyopes Sunandae) Is In A Forest At Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on july 12, 2024.(Photo by Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto)

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