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Check out the Craziest Spiders With AMAZING Superpowers! From cool spiders that build a decoy spider in their web to awesome spider behavior you've never seen before, this top 10 list of crazy weid spiders will amaze you!

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9. Life-Sized Decoys
A species of orb spider found living off the coast of Taiwan builds life-sized replica models of themselves to act as decoys for predators. These spiders decorate their webs with material such as parts of plants or the remains of their prey that is similar to their own coloring and make these strange-looking ornaments.

8. Cartwheeling Spider
It might not seem that a species of spider native to the sand dunes of the Namib Desert in southern Africa would have much to worry about. But the Golden Wheel Spider has had to adapt to protect itself from its predators, namely spider wasps. Because this species of spiders builds burrows below the surface of sand dunes and wanders around the desert in search of insects, they are more susceptible to being preyed upon.

7. Spitting Spiders
With 239 species that span across the globe, spitting spiders do not sit and wait for predators to come for them. Armed with a venomous silk spray, these spiders have similar coloring and long delicate legs that resemble the more dangerous brown recluse spider.

6. The Brazilian Wandering Spider
Known as the world's deadliest spider, the Brazilian Wandering Spider is similar to the Golden Wheel Spider in that it doesn't build a web but instead walks the jungle floor at night looking for prey.

5. The Bolas Spider
The Bolas Spider might just be one of the most remarkable we've ever discovered. One of its superpowers is the ability to lure moth species by mimicking the pheromones they give off. Even more incredible is the fact that the spiders are able to change the blend of pheromone through the night as a way to attract the species that are active at different times. Pretty advanced, don’t you think?

4. The Funnel Web Spider
The Funnel Web Spider can be found in Australia, and as most animals from there, it is anything but average. At least, its lair isn’t. If you happen to be in the humid forest regions of the east coast and highlands of Australia or maybe even in the drier open forests of the Western Slopes, be sure to look down.

3. The Goliath Bird-Eating Tarantula
With a leg span about the size of a dinner plate, (more than 12 inches), the Goliath Bird Eating Spider is the second largest spider in the world, after the giant huntsman. These brown spiders have a lot of special hairs called urticating hair covering their bodies which are extremely irritating. They will off these microscopic barbed hairs and aim straight for the eye which is great for defense.

2. The Green Lynx Spider
The Green Lynx spider is one of the largest native species of spiders found in the United States. The adult spiders can spit venom up to eight times its body length. The spray tastes bitter and irritates the human eye, as people have shared from experience. When a World War II era soldier described seeing one of these spiders, it actually sprayed him in the eyes and cause impaired vision.

1. Fringed Jumping Spider
The Fringed Jumping Spider is a skilled hunter from Australia with several superpowers. For one, they are able to leap up to 50 times their own body length! Found in habitats ranging from the Savannah Woodland to the rain forest, these spiders make their webs among rocks, in bark or foliage.

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