Jumping spiders are considered quite intelligent among spiders. They exhibit advanced cognitive abilities such as problem-solving, planning complex routes to reach prey, and using excellent vision to make precise jumps. Their abilities extend to some behaviors previously thought to be unique to vertebrates, including learning and memory. Jumping spiders use their large, sharp eyes to evaluate distance and navigate their environment strategically. Their intelligence is demonstrated in hunting tactics, where they can stalk, evaluate, and ambush prey using calculated jumps rather than webs. They also show a capacity for spatial awareness and learning from experience, making them some of the smartest arachnids known.