Scientists at the Zoological Survey of India have identified two new jumping spider species — Asemonea dentis and Colyttus nongwar — in Meghalaya’s dense forest regions. BulletsIn Discovery made in forested terrains of Northeast, mainly Meghalaya. Both belong to Salticidae family known for sharp vision, fast reflexes. Spiders are stalker predators, not web-weavers. Asemonea dentis
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Scientists at the Zoological Survey of India have identified two new jumping spider species — Asemonea dentis and Colyttus nongwar — in Meghalaya’s dense forest regions. BulletsIn Discovery made in forested terrains of Northeast, mainly Meghalaya. Both belong to Salticidae family known for sharp vision, fast reflexes. Spiders are stalker predators, not web-weavers. Asemonea dentis
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