Scientists have discovered six new dancing peacock spiders in Australia

Mongabay
By Mike GaworeckiJul 14, 2016, 2:20 pm276 pts
Six new species of peacock spiders have been discovered in Australia. The tiny spiders measure less than four millimeters in length, but make up for their diminutive size with vigorous, leg-waving mating dances that resemble intricate dance moves. In fact, one of the colorful new spiders, Maratus lincunxin, was…

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