Colombian Choco part IV

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Colombian Choco part IV

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On location:
Coastline of the Colombian Choco:

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Crab spider with stingless bee (Trigona sp.):

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Salamander (Bolitoglossa sp.):

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Araneophagic pirate spider (Gelanor sp.):

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Part dominance display showing strength to the female, part forceful copulation, the male crab holds the already egg bearing female while he fertilizes her eggs, which can be seen as a reddish-brown mass beneath her. This holding pattern can last from hours to days, sometimes until the female's next moult:

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Crashing waves:

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Thanks for looking and commenting,
Paul

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Post by Troels »

That crab spider is unbelievable.
Just like so many of your other pictures.
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Post by PRG29 »

Amazing set of images. #Colombian Choco is very beautiful.

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Post by grgh »

Nice images

would like one of your camp site at some time.

Drawn to the last shot of crashing waves, something that i cannot put my finger on keeps bringing me back.
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