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Laboratory experiments were carried out to investigate habit and habitat, external morphology, preying capacity and prey preference of ant spider, Myrmarachne orientalis collected from different places of U.P. India. The spider is small in size and ground dweller. The cephalothorax is reddish in colour and is longer than wide with a nearly complete transverse constriction at the cephalic and thoracic junction. These are found running over ground in association with ants. These are rarely found on the foliage of crop plants. These spiders do not weave web. These prey on small and medium sized insects by direct jumping.

Studies On Habit And Habitat, External Morphology, Feeding Capacity And Prey Preference Of Ant Spider, Myrmarachne (MAC LEAY) Orientalis (TIKADER)