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Male Jumping Spiders: New Species Plays Peek-a-Boo To Woo Mates
Males of a newly discovered species of jumping spiders have been filmed playing peek-a-boo with potential mates. Not all females are receptive to this playful courtship -- females who have mated before will chase off suitors while virgin females hook-up almost immediately.
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