Dinner and a Show: Peacock Jumping Spider

Explore the fascinating courtship rituals of the peacock jumping spider, native to Australia, where males perform dances to impress females.

Mating Displays of Peacock Spiders – Jürgen Otto (2011)

WHY ANANSI THE SPIDER HAS SKINNY LEGS

See the world through a jumping spider's eyes — and other senses

Peacock spiders, dance for your life! - BBC

Seven New Species Of Peacock Spiders Discovered In Australia

Arguably the most colourful spider in the world, Chrysilla Volupe is a jumping spider native to Sri Lanka, India, Nepal, and Bhutan. Thought to be extinct for 150 years, it was rediscovered

Why the 2010s were the decade of the peacock spider - Museums Victoria

Maratus mungaich with female - Jurgen Otto - Entomology Today

Science @ Home: Arachnids California Academy of Sciences

This Spider's Mating Dance Is Sexy As Hell