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Tarsier Jumps Onto Praying Mantis, Mantis Fights Back, Both Fall Off Leaf

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Praying Mantis Catches Fly

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Mcu Giant Centipede Dangling From Branch, Kills Beetle, Z/I Cu Prey, Z/I Prey Strugling, Z/O

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Carnivorous Caterpillar Climbs Along Edge Of Leaf

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Mcu Black Headed Cockroach Approaches Rear Of Giant Centipede On Log, Centipede Strikes, Cockroach Falls Of Log

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Canada Darner,Dragonfly Resting on Side of Small Tree,Moves,Repositions Body

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Praying mantis in green grass.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Black Widow Female Wraps Prey In Silk

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance took 4 days to film and is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Cu Predatory Caterpillar Walking On Green Leaf, Hunting

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Cu Giant Centipede Head, Z/O, Crawling R To L Across Log, Head And Body Visible

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Toad Catches And Eats Insect

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Black Widow Female Wraps Prey In Silk

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Black Widow Female Wraps Prey In Silk

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance took 4 days to film and is unique to this species. Peacock Spider Maratus from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance took 4 days to film and is unique to this species. Peacock Spider Maratus from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance took 4 days to film and is unique to this species. Peacock Spider Maratus from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance took 4 days to film and is unique to this species. Peacock Spider Maratus from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance took 4 days to film and is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance took 4 days to film and is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance took 4 days to film and is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance took 4 days to film and is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance took 4 days to film and is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance is unique to this species. These spiders are tiny, measuring 5mm in length. Peacock Spider Maratus (undescribed) from NSW Australia.

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A Tarsier Monkey Observes A Grasshopper, switch focus predator to prey

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Fly Approaches Carnivorous Caterpillar, Caterpillar Lunges But Misses

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Carnivorous Caterpillar Climbs Along Edge Of Leaf, Fly Also On Leaf

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Black Widow Female Wraps Prey Egg Sack Seen

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Peacock Spider - Maratus (Salticidae) First time caught on camera this new un-describe species has never been seen before and it is the first time it has ever been filmed. The complex mating display and dance took 4 days to film and is unique to this species. Peacock Spider Maratus from NSW Australia.

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