EXHIBIT 11
From the creepy, crawly snails and centipedes to the leaping marvels that are the jumping spiders, there are all kinds of invertebrates in Citrus County besides insects. Check out the photographs and infographics below that highlight some of the most interesting invertebrates in the BioDiT Citrus photo collection, as you just might encounter them as you are out and about our local greenspaces!
Use the left and right arrows to see some spiders and other invertebrates from our photo collection..
Canopy Jumping Spider / Bayli Gonzalez / Ocala / November 2025
Common Pink Flat-Backed Millipede / Garrett Jones / CF Wilton Simpson Citrus Campus / January 2024
Common Spitting Spider / S.C. Schenk / CF Wilton Simpson Citrus Campus / April 2024
Cosmopolitan Cellar Spider / S.C. Schenk / CF Wilton Simpson Citrus Campus / August 2024
Florida Spike / Hannah Wilson / Withlacoochee River / June 2024
Ghost Bulimulus / Analiese Henninger / Citrus Springs / July 2024
Golden Silk Spider / Carter Reinfrank / Floral City / November 2025
Pantropical Huntsman Spider / Landen Lemanowicz / Homosassa / November 2025
Red-Spotted Ant-Mimic Sac Spider / S.C. Schenk / Citrus Springs / July 2025
Southern Black Widow / S.C. Schenk / Citrus Springs / May 2025
Spinybacked Orbweaver / Landen Lemanowicz / Homosassa / October 2025
Use the left and right arrows to learn more about spiders and other invertebrates in our collection.
Directions to Exhibit 12
Look around the corner like in the picture...Exhibit 12 is right there!