The smallest spider in the world according to our version

Have you ever found the smallest spider species in your life?

If you haven't, this is where you can see it, this spider belongs to a person named Mr. Najmuddin, he is an expert on insect research who joins an institution called LIOOPI Indonesia, based in the North Sumatra region of Medan Indonesia

According to the results of his study that he found this species in one of the exact locations in the historical heritage cave or called the Japanese Cave which is located in the village of Panggoi Aceh, Indonesia.

Inside the Cave there are many small spider nests, which become the roof of the cave as the main nest, he only brought a few of these small spiders to be brought back to the observation site to further examine their whereabouts and activities in their daily lives.

Pak Najmuddin said that the name of this spider is Patu Spider, which is the most mini size in the world. Although the size of a normal spider is quite small, but this one spider actually has a size that is much smaller than the size of other small spiders when compared to small spiders in general. He added that, the Patu spider had also been found from the state of Columbia, it had a size of around 0.059 cm. While the size of Patu's spider Mr. Najmuddin also has the same size as the spider mentioned above.

You can see it yourself in the photos that have been uploaded in this post. This photo is frozen with a Sony camera using a pocket with a power of around 24 megapixels, so you can see even the most delicate things.

Spiders when photographed are placed on one of the small flower plants that are covered in bottles when they are to be photographed, this is done specifically to anticipate these small spiders disappearing from human eyes, because of their very delicate size, for fear of disappearing from observation.

Not yet known accurate information about him, because the teams are conducting observations this month. However, for a while they say the characteristics are not far and different from the special characteristics of other spiders in general, but only differ in size.

The Patu spider is still classified into species of animal with booklets (arthropods) such as:

1. two body segments

2. four pairs of legs

3. wingless

4. and do not have a chewing mouth.

Is this spider spider classified into all kinds of spiders classified in the Araneae Order, which are still relatives, scorpions, ketonggeng, mites?

It is still a mystery, which means that we are still waiting for accurate information from the observations being carried out by his team Mr. Najmuddin.