Cytaea levii

Cytaea levii is a species of jumping spider belonging to the genus Cytaea. It is found primarily in the regions of Queensland, Australia. This spider is typically small in size, like other members of the Cytaea genus.

Characteristics of Cytaea levii include its distinctive coloration and patterns, which aid in camouflage and potentially in attracting mates. Like all jumping spiders (family Salticidae), Cytaea levii relies on excellent eyesight and jumping ability to hunt prey. They do not build webs to catch insects, but instead stalk and leap upon their targets with remarkable precision.

Further research is required to fully understand the behaviour, diet, and life cycle of Cytaea levii. Its classification within the Cytaea genus is based on morphological characteristics and phylogenetic analysis. More detailed studies are needed to determine its precise ecological role within its native habitat of Queensland.