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Did You Know (Dance in Nature Edition) Birds of paradise, like the Victoria’s riflebird, have long been heralded as the animal kingdom’s best shape-shifters and move-makers. The birds are an astonishing example of an adaptive radiation an evolution event where a lack of predators or competition for food leads to a burst of diverse and often unique lifeforms. Their vibrant colours, fancy appendages and killer dance moves are all to impress their female counterparts who will keenly watch each display until a superior male hits the dancefloor. https://youtu.be/qKc2amcxczs

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DID YOU KNOW... The peacock spider: This colorful arachnid might look like a fearsome creature, but it's actually so small that it can fit on a person's fingertip with room to spare. And it also does a cute dance as part of its mating ritual. In fact, the peacock spider, which is native to Australia, is named for the colorful designs on its abdomen, which can open like a flap as part of its dance. The female uses the dance moves to determine if the male is healthy enough to be an ideal mating partner. No pressure: Those who don't make the cut are killed and eaten by the female.

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