Eight Legged Co-Tenant...

[scandisk]

was surfing the net at home, then this appear in front of me....

[zhikang]

Wtf Scary Sia!!!!!

[aloyyolaaloy]

haha... so its this that you were talking about...

if its this size...
i dont thing i want to live on this planet anymore

[LOTUSfairy]

is the green green ball thing it's eyes?

[aloyyolaaloy]

yup... the eyes.... or else how the spider see

[LOTUSfairy]

Originally Posted by aloyyolaaloy yup... the eyes.... or else how the spider see

but 4 eyes...if it's human, confusing siah

[scandisk]

theres 2 more eyes, just behind the front 4 at the side......

[LOTUSfairy]

Originally Posted by scandisk theres 2 more eyes, just behind the front 4 at the side......

damn confused spiddy

[fv18m]

Yeah... And we have always thought of Human as the superior race. Here we have insects that make a living by seeing through 3 pairs of eyes. Maybe the Green spots (in the eyes) comes the flash, is it not?

Originally Posted by LOTUSfairy but 4 eyes...if it's human, confusing siah

[LOTUSfairy]

Originally Posted by fv18m Yeah... And we have always thought of Human as the superior race. Here we have insects that make a living by seeing through 3 pairs of eyes. Maybe the Green spots (in the eyes) comes the flash, is it not?

wonder if it is at the cross junction, will it see the traffic lights wrongly?? haha

[nyxx88]

how much light did u throw on that guy?? 1/500 at f/18????? that's a heavy jumper, i like

[scandisk]

Originally Posted by nyxx88 how much light did u throw on that guy?? 1/500 at f/18????? that's a heavy jumper, i like

yup got it right there for the aperture n shutter settings.....glad u like it...

[NatureTTL]

Originally Posted by LOTUSfairy damn confused spiddy

The 8 eyes of jumping spiders are as follows:
(Quoted from David Court)

"Anterior lateral (ALE) and posterior lateral (PLE) pairs of eyes are wide-angle.
They detect any movement in the surroundings.

The anterior median (AME) pair of eyes (the largest ones) are narrow angle of view macro lenses with long working distance eg 100mm macro camera lenses! They are used for zeroing-in on prey.

The spider's brain assesses the image and the spider then may or may not follow up with an attack.

The role of the very small fourth pair of eyes is poorly understood."

Btw, nice spider.

Cheers..
Allan

[scandisk]

Originally Posted by NatureTTL The 8 eyes of jumping spiders are as follows: (Quoted from David Court) "Anterior lateral (ALE) and posterior lateral (PLE) pairs of eyes are wide-angle. They detect any movement in the surroundings. The anterior median (AME) pair of eyes (the largest ones) are narrow angle of view macro lenses with long working distance eg 100mm macro camera lenses! They are used for zeroing-in on prey. The spider's brain assesses the image and the spider then may or may not follow up with an attack. The role of the very small fourth pair of eyes is poorly understood." Btw, nice spider. Cheers.. Allan

thanks for the info Allan....wow....theres a 4th pair of eyes..

[huoyun]

fwah ur camera on 2NTM or wat?

[scandisk]

Originally Posted by huoyun fwah ur camera on 2NTM or wat?

whats a 2NTM ???....