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a headshot of mr. spideyRelated content
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I have featured this wonderful shot in my newest highlight-feature! dieffi.deviantart.com/journal/…
Hope you will enjoy and agree!
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This wonderful picture has been featured here on my Sunday Features #8 .
Have a wonderful day
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no i didn't.. i use minolta 50/2.8 macro for this shot..thanks btw
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My pleasure. Keep up the great work!
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What the hell. Those bloated chelicerae don't even look functional.
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The jaws, which are the bloated dark parts below his face.
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ooh..i see, so it was called chelicerae, is it functional or not i dont even know, all i know is to keep a distance after capturing his picture lol
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Why? Jumping spiders aren't harmful to humans in general. They might only jump onto the camers.
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well, im okay with the small one, but this one is quite big (almost as big as my palm), so im a bit afraid at that time lol 
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If a spider from a family that rarely gets bigger than 2 cm is as big as your palm, you must be really small.
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im asian,if u compare to a westerner yes im small indeed
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Did you measure with or without the legs? Spiders are generally only measured by the body length, without the legs. However, I'm not big, either, and for covering my palm it needs a Tegenaria-sized spider.
As a reference, this is the largest known jumping spider: [link]
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i'm not sure if it was a jumping spider after seeing that video, this creature was bigger than the one in the video, i just uploaded the full body image of this spider, maybe u can take a look and help me to identify this creature ( [link] ) . btw the platform he was standing on was around 10-15cm wide 
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Your spider is definitely a jumping spider, as the eye arrangement and prosoma shape shows. If this spider is indeed bigger than the Hyllus diardi, it might be even possible that it's a yet unknown species, so maybe show it to an arachnologist, especially a local one. If it is a known species it will probably be easily identified due to the unusual chelicerae, if not... congratulations on discovering a new species.
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wow really?..hmm, i'll ask a friend at the local university here, maybe they know more about the creatures in this area
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holy crap.. that's incredible! the detail on this critter's face and how every single hair and crevice in its skin stands out is just amazing @_@ the reflection in the eyes is incredible as well..
haha, i love those tiny little hairs on its head xD reminds me of homer simpson xD
what camera are you using?
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thx for the comment dude...i'm using sony a330 with minolta 50mm macro lense for this picture...
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no worries man~
nice, thanks for sharing~
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Stunning! Have you figured out the kind of spider this is, yet?
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thx kanvesta... i haven't figured it out yet 
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yup, a real one..and its still alive when im taking the pic..even shocked myself when i displayed it in my pc monitor..hahaha
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Dear lord, you have an iron stomach. I'd sooner faint than see those things up close.
What kind of spider is it?
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haha..well i'm afraid at first too, but sometimes curiosity beats just anything, im lucky that mr (or ms. ?) spidey is calm enough that time..hahaha...too bad i didn't know which kind of spider, i'm hoping by uploading my works here someone could help me to identified them
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