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Laboratory experiments were carried out to investigate habit and habitat, external morphology, preying capacity and prey preference of garden jumping spider, Opishoncus species collected from different places of U.P. India. It is found on trees, shrubs and paddy plants. Like other jumping spiders of family salticidae, these spiders do not build webs also and are sophisticated and active hunters. These have ability to capture prey several times their size. These have two very large eyes on the front of their face, another two smaller ones around the sides and four on top, giving them excellent vision in most directions and an ability to interact with human observers. The spiders are brown in colour with white pattern on its abdomen and thorax. Patterns may vary between individuals.

Studies On Habit And Habitat, External Morphology, Feeding Capacity And Prey Preference Of Garden Jumping Spider, Opisthoncus Species