I used to keep these lovely little guys as pets — they're so pretty and active, and have such soulful eyes…and so many of them. Their courtship dance is also cool, and so easily evoked; these spiders are always looking for love.
Unfortunately, the species I've been able to find in Minnesota are much smaller than the ones I found in Oregon, and the weather greatly limits their availability. If you're living in warmer climes and haven't been watching these adorable beasties you've been missing out. Especially if you're keeping cats, instead.
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Attention Virginian readers of the Loom: I'll be heading to warmer climes later this week to speak in Charlottesville at the Virginia Festival of the Book. On Thursday at 4 I'll be speaking on a panel about science and society.
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As this posts I should be on an airplane winging its way to much warmer climes than where I reside in order to attend the Society of Surgical Oncology 62nd Annual Cancer Symposium.