Jumping spiders typically live between six months to two years in the wild. In captivity, with controlled conditions and proper care, they can live up to three years. Generally, females tend to live longer than males, with males often having shorter lifespans after reaching maturity. The lifespan can vary by species and individual factors such as diet and environment
. Summary:
- Wild lifespan: about 6 months to 2 years
- Captivity lifespan: up to 3 years
- Females usually live longer than males
- Lifespan influenced by species, diet, and care conditions
