This is a type of Phidippus clarus spider, in general they have a very large brain that is more intelligent than other types of spiders. Phidippus clarus foraging on a leaf and each prey will be sucked to dry then eaten until it runs out. Phidippus clarus is a species of spider belonging to the Salticidae family. This species is also part of the genus Phidippus and the order Araneae. The scientific name of this species was first published in 1885 by Keyserling.
Phidippus be able to jump 50 times the length of his body and his eyes are sharper than the eagle's eye.In detecting opponents Phidippus clarus relies more on the auditory nerve and shakes.

Body structure, Phidippus spiders have a typical rectangular carapace, and the width of the Phidippus fem will average 4.0 mm, while the male carapace averages 3.20 millimeters.

The predator mode, the most common is seeing the prey, stalking, pasting the silk line to the surface, using two pairs of hind legs to jump to the victim, and finally bite the prey.

Phase of mating, Phidippus spiders have to do great competition to get females, with a unique fight to death, In their initial bout using vibration and visual appearance, and the amount of vibration signals often determine male victory, if not enough in this way they begin by intimidating the opponent to the struggle that ends in death. And the prize is the right to live in a nest of women.

Reproduction Phase, Usually before looking for a partner, a male spider rotates a small, flat net on the surface and ejaculates into it, then inserts sperm into a syringe container on both palp, then searches for the female. All the females become sexually mature at the same time, their nests located in rolled-up leaves and made of thick silk. Phidippus spider mating only one night in a female's nest, then the male spider dies. The female spider continues its task toward the time of laying, each female that will lay eggs can weigh 400 milligrams.

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