How dangerous are jumping spiders?

... and produces little reaction aside from mild pain, itching, and swelling, similar to a bee sting, and dangerous only if an allergic reaction occurs. I propose that it's possible, although improbable, that a person might die of cuteness overload after an encounter with these enchanting and intelligent spiders. read more

Jumping spiders are particularly abundant in grassland and prairie environments. Jumping house spiders also enter indoor habitats by being accidentally carried in on plants or a person. These arachnids can be found in yards as well as inside and surrounding barns and houses. read more

Jumping spiders enjoy sunshine and prefer to do their hunting during the day, and they possess excellent eyesight. The jumping spider does not spin a web, but it can often be seen hanging from a line of silk that protects it from falling. read more