animal behavior
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How To Appeal A Potential Female Mate? Watch This Male Maratus Speciosus Did!
This spider is a male Maratus speciosus (Coastal peacock spider) and this is its way to appeal to a potential female mate (the brown spider at the end). It is approximately 4 mm in length and inhabits coastal dunes near Perth in Western Australia.
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