Figure 5 in A salticid archetype for salticid spiders

Figure 5. Some moths of the genus Brenthia that are thought to mimic salticids. Field observations and laboratory experiments have shown that salticids are distracted by these displays, which include active movement across the surface of a leaf (Robinson et al. 1994; Aiello & Becker 2004; Rota & Wagner 2006; Rota 2008; Wang et al. 2017). Although the crouched legs images are fairly consistent in these species, the accuracy of the horizontal eye row image varies, and the elevated forewings appear in some cases to represent two salticids, side by side. These images may have a supernormal (see Tanaka et al. 2011; Goodwin, Browne and Rockloff 2015; Kral 2016; Vidya 2018; Outomuro et al. 2020) effect on a salticid predator. Brenthia larvae feed on the surfaces of leaves (Rota 2008). Attribution and ©: 1, Thomas Shahan; 2, chipperatl; 3, Shanelle Wikramanayake; 4, Felix Fleck; 5, HerveNGalliffet; 6, Frank Thomas Sautter; 7, Soh Kam Yung; 8-9, Roman Prokorov; 10, Ketan Anklesaria; 11, Native HK; 12, Yuwaraj Gurjar.