Golden Cat Jumping Spider Leopard Tiger Goldenrod (Thiania subopressa)

The golden cat jumping spider does not weave webs but is good at jumping. It is usually brightly colored and ferocious and aggressive. It is sometimes kept as a pet.

The Golden Cat Jumping Spider feeds on various small arthropods and even smaller species of its kind, but does not eat dead matter or debris.

After the female golden cat lays eggs, she will emerge from the cocoon in about two weeks, go her own way, and live independently. Same-sex cats never live together. The golden cat is a male or female insect. It is difficult to know whether it is a male or a female until it sheds its shell for the last time.