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post from CR4 - Recent Blog Entries on 09 November 2009 08:35:30 AM. © CR4 - Recent Blog Entries
From Neatorama: This is a kind of jumping spider, and it's only about 5mm in size. The males have a colorful pattern on flaps that extend from their abdomen during breeding/mating. In addition to this, they raise their back pair of legs and dance from side to side to win over their
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