Jumping spiders are very smart. I follow a small youtuber who breeds them and let some free roam. They are trained to perform little "high-fives" with their fro

Jumping spiders are very smart. I follow a small youtuber who breeds them and let some free roam. They are trained to perform little "high-fives" with their front leg when he puts his finger in front of them. They are a spider with very good eyesight. That allows them to interact with us way easier than other spiders and insects. There are a few living on the outside wall of my building and sometimes they get get stuck in my sinks. They appear to have a good memory, at first they would avoid my hand now they seem to expect that I will be there to get them out and jump on me almost immediately. I have heard they make great pets, the only issue is their short lifespan means you will need to let them breed if you want to keep them for a long time.