A widespread and common medium-sized jumping spider, possible several species. female body length 8-9 mm, the male 6-7 mm, in eucyalypt forest, heathland and woodland to dry rainforest in New Guinea, Queensland, New South Wales and Western Australia. The body is pale yellow-orange with white markings except for very obvious black circles surrounding the eyes. These circles give the spider its common name because its eyes, embedded in their black circles, seemed bigger than normal. In Greek the name Kuklops means "round eye" referring to the large single eye of Cyclops, the one-eyed titan, also known as Polyphemus. This is a highly mobile spider found roaming foliage in the daytime, hunting for insects and other arthropods, including spiders. It is very inquisitive and will often jump onto the camera lens if it gets close.
- Female from above
- Female facing
- Female from side
- Male from side
- Male facing
- Male from side, facing
- Female adult or sub adult from above
- Female adult or sub adult from above
- Female adult or sub adult epigyne
- Female adult or sub adult chelicerae
Female from above
Female facing
Female from side
Male from side
Male facing
Male from side, facing
Female adult or sub adult from above
Female adult or sub adult from above, side on
Female adult or sub adult from above
Female adult or sub adult epigyne
Female adult or sub adult chelicerae
