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Peacock Spider Research Paper

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The Peacock Spider is a very amazing arachnid. An amazing thing about the Peacock Spider is that it is very small and you could fit 10 of them of on your fingertip. Another amazing fact would be that the male spiders do a small dance to impress females. They also use this dance to warn off predators and to protect themselves. The most amazing fact about the Peacock Spider is that it a has a very colorful abdomen. It uses this in many ways. Two ways are defense and its attack.
First, I will talk about the Peacock Spiders attack. The Peacock Spider is very small but, knows how to catch prey very effectively. First, it spots it prey. Then it slings aweb to its prey and uses it as a slingshot to get there. I brings out its fangs and digs them into

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