The subject looks at the lure, then slowly scans along the horizontal features of the potential route. If the route ends, the subject turns back to look at the lure again, and repeats the scanning process. The subject being described in this study was a
A) canary.
B) jumping spider.
C) quail.
D) tree squirrel.

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The behavior described is characteristic of a jumping spider. These spiders are known for their visual acuity and strategic hunting methods, which include visually assessing and planning their routes before making a jump.

The Subject Looks at the Lure, Then Slowly Scans Along