This jumping spider is about 1/2 inches long and very variable in the colors he shows, depending on the pose, the sun angle or shade. It’s difficult to believe these images are all of the same spider. The bright green on head and body are scales which can be controlled by the spider to “flash” that color. These spiders catch their prey by jumping on them. They do produce silk, which they use as safety lines during their jumps. The last image shows a male; the first 5 images are females, all based on color schemes.