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<blockquote data-quote="MBullock" data-source="post: 184493" data-attributes="member: 33994"><p>Only crustacea can beat them when it comes to arthropod intelligence with mantis shrimp. i used to watch the audax colony in my backyard and they all clearly have excellent spatial memory and memorize several different perches. Lycosoids are pretty brainy too, lynx spiders learn different techniques for tackling difficult prey, like biting the neck to disable wasps.</p><p></p><p> its hard to say which spiders are smartest because ive seen spiders of all kinds perform rather impressive tasks that required a decent amount of cognition. male wolf spiders will watch other males tap (schizocosa), then copy them and add a few extra steps- quite intelligent lol.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MBullock, post: 184493, member: 33994"] Only crustacea can beat them when it comes to arthropod intelligence with mantis shrimp. i used to watch the audax colony in my backyard and they all clearly have excellent spatial memory and memorize several different perches. Lycosoids are pretty brainy too, lynx spiders learn different techniques for tackling difficult prey, like biting the neck to disable wasps. its hard to say which spiders are smartest because ive seen spiders of all kinds perform rather impressive tasks that required a decent amount of cognition. male wolf spiders will watch other males tap (schizocosa), then copy them and add a few extra steps- quite intelligent lol. [/QUOTE]
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