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So this happened today. We live in Central Florida and my son and I were biking at the local Wetlands and caught this r...
05/26/2017

So this happened today. We live in Central Florida and my son and I were biking at the local Wetlands and caught this rare encounter. Watch until the end.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UKWgefEEl0

Wetlands park. Heron vs Snake vs Alligator

Peacock Spider 6 https://youtu.be/VEAMq3y0950
08/10/2015

Peacock Spider 6

https://youtu.be/VEAMq3y0950

Courtship display of the peacock spider Maratus mungaich. This species can be found around Perth in Western Australia. This is the only footage of this speci...

Peacock Spider #5https://youtu.be/E-nmeYirsvA
08/07/2015

Peacock Spider #5

https://youtu.be/E-nmeYirsvA

Courtship of Sarah's peacock spider (Maratus sarahae). This is the only footage of this species that exists to date. I found these specimens during a trip to...

Peacock Spider #4https://youtu.be/z-_abWX65a8
08/04/2015

Peacock Spider #4

https://youtu.be/z-_abWX65a8

Peacock spider Maratus sarahae from the Stirling Ranges in Western Australia. Slowing down the moves and cutting out moments where the spiders remain station...

Peacock Spider #3https://youtu.be/MVDolRfgseY
08/03/2015

Peacock Spider #3

https://youtu.be/MVDolRfgseY

This video is about courtship in the Australian peacock spider Maratus vespertilio, the "bat peacock spider". No other footage of this species exists, and ma...

Peacock Spider #2https://youtu.be/ppP03ERHbUI
08/01/2015

Peacock Spider #2

https://youtu.be/ppP03ERHbUI

Courtship display and mating in Maratus tasmanicus, a species David Hill and I described from northern Tasmania. Download the paper here if you wish (may tak...

Peacock Spider #1https://youtu.be/9GgAbyYDFeg
07/30/2015

Peacock Spider #1

https://youtu.be/9GgAbyYDFeg

Courtship of peacock spider Maratus volans from Australia, one of the most amazing spectacles in the animal world, filmed, edited and narrated by myself (Jur...

There are 44 species of peacock spiders in the genus Maratus. Found only in Australia. Most are about 5 mm long, but t...
07/30/2015

There are 44 species of peacock spiders in the genus Maratus. Found only in Australia. Most are about 5 mm long, but the intricate blue, red, yellow, purple, orange and black pattern on the tail of each species is unique and so is the choreography of each species’ dance. In the next 13 days, I will post 13 of the different species.

Peacock spiders, probably the most spectacular, colourful and high energy spiders in the world

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