Jumping Spider vs. Bee Dynamics

The video introduces the jumping spider, highlighting its stealth and hunting prowess. It explains how the spider uses its eight eyes to track prey, despite not being able to move them. The spider's ability to leap 50 times its body length is emphasized, showcasing its precision in capturing prey. The video concludes with the spider successfully capturing a bee, demonstrating its effective hunting strategy.

What animal is the jumping spider compared to in terms of stealth?

• A stealthy jungle cat

• A quiet snake

• A silent owl

• A sneaky fox

How many eyes does the jumping spider have?

• Six

• Eight

• Ten

• Twelve

What does the spider rely on to track its prey?

• Its sense of smell

• Its hearing

• Its sense of touch

• Its eyesight

What advantage does the bee have over the jumping spider?

• Strength

• Mobility

• Size

• Speed

How far can the jumping spider leap relative to its body length?

• 20 times

• 30 times

• 10 times

• 50 times

What must be perfect for the spider's pounce to succeed?

• Speed and strength

• Distance and timing

• Height and angle

• Speed and angle

What is the risk for the spider if it makes a mistake during the hunt?

• Losing its prey

• Getting injured

• Being stung by the bee

• Falling from a height

What is the ultimate reward for the spider after a successful hunt?

• A safe place to rest

• A meal

• A new territory

• A mate

What is the spider's main challenge when hunting the bee?

• Overcoming the bee's speed

• Avoiding detection

• Avoiding the bee's sting

• Finding the bee