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In 2012, a jumping spider named Nefertiti went to space, hunted fruit flies without gravity, and later joined the Smithsonian collection

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A jumping spider named Nefertiti journeyed to the International Space Station in 2012. She was part of a study to observe hunting behavior without gravity. Scientists gained insights into visual predator adaptation in zero gravity conditions. Nefertiti successfully hunted fruit flies during her 100-day mission. She returned to Earth and was displayed at the Smithsonian Institution.
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