Baby Tliltocatl albopilosus learning how to cross the road
Baby Tliltocatl albopilosus learning how to cross the road
Momma pushed em out of the house early. There were a lot of them moving in the same direction. I hope they made it!
Utila, Honduras, July 2022
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Your title made me curious, is there something like learned behavior in arachids or insects?
Oh, not that I know of. I was being facetious. I'm in some FB groups for tarantula keepers though, and they feel like their spiders recognize them. Admittedly, I don't know as much about arthropod behavior as I do for vertebrates.
A lot of tarantulas on this island do tend to inhabit burrows directly next to roads though. I'm not sure if it's about prey availability or what. I didn't see as many tarantulas in the forests.