Animals also use stimulant drugs

I am a somewhat short-sighted and moody baseball lover. I like the Yankees but only if they win. But I hate the Red Sox team whenever they win against the opponent. As for the other teams, for my part, I just went to get a cigar.

Maybe we resent it as a fraudulent act, or a non-sporty, unfair competition, but in nature such reactions cannot yield any results. The important thing for nature is victory, not failure. The animals can swallow the very scary things to get victory.

Egyptian vultures (Photo: BBC)

Egyptian vultures often eat large amounts of cow dung and goat manure to help secrete a kind of plant pigment that makes their pale faces mustard color attractive. A male goat expresses its affection for the caregiver by drinking their urine and dipping its beard and belly into its urine.

According to the book 'Book of Animal Ignorance' , porcupines often eat toad poison skin to combine the poison of the amphibian with its saliva. Then it spits on all of your thorny body until it's completely immune to the enemy. The porcupines are very excited with horrible chemicals, they salivate themselves when necessary and "anoint" themselves with things like cigarette butts, wood poker, cooked fish and even coffee beans.

Like athletes who consider stimulants to be toys, animals that are unconscious but often perform a simple problem: How much long-term health is worth and willing to sacrifice for victory. temporarily or not? Males and sparrows still carry obsession over each season, so they often eat red berries or fruits; not because of nutritional value but to get carotenoids - a kind of plant pigment. These birds have to eat a lot of fruits to get red and yellow pigments if they want to have brilliant feathers when spring comes.

According to geologist Geoffrey Hill, of the University of Auburn in Alabama, 'fruit is actually a nutrient-poor food, containing only lots of sugar and water, birds should have eaten cereal'. But females are attracted to the most beautiful guys. So if you go to the molting stage, 'the male does not get the carotenoid, he will not have hope to find a mate.'

In contrast, male male birds may have abused too many carotenoids for their fur, forgetting the role of plant antioxidant vitamins. The decision to prioritize carotenoids for pleasures may have a life-threatening effect.

Some researchers have watched the numbers of birds at Chernobyl - Ukraine have recently discovered: In areas with high radioactivity, birds with colorful feathers have fewer numbers than birds with gray-brown fur. normal. Feather-colored birds formed by natural melanin in the body and not by carotenoids will be able to use vitamins in their diet to heal radiation-damaged cells.

Many species also use steroids, a group of chemical compounds including natural and synthetic cholesterol, estrogen, and testosterone . Some plants can produce steroids that are toxic to the insects, but insects are very greedy and tricky, so they have learned how to steal steroids to serve their own interests.

Cosmosoma myrodora moth (Photo: Bugguide.net)

Cosmosoma myrodora moths are always gorgeous with black fringing wings and a flamenco red body. Males covered themselves with steroid toxins taken from hemp vines and stored this terrifying substance in cotton-like fibers forming two vesicles. Wrapping the cotton yarn will be its matching gift, the heavier the cover, the easier it is to persuade the children. According to Cornell University professor of neuroscience, Thomas Miser - when moths are paired, ' males will unburden these cotton threads to give them flowers for children'. The amount of steroids in the female increases, so 'the spider cannot eat it ,' Dr. Eisner said.

Because of the benefits that steroids provide, the firefly Photuris will signal ' come here ' to lure a male Photinus. And so Photinus was fascinated by himself to venture into her hungry mouth. Is appropriating the supply of steroids from other males' blood? Steroids that help males cannot get spiders, lizards or raptors; therefore it has the same effect on children.

Perhaps an example of the use of stimulants is the same as the case of our people, most likely done by mother eagles because we want our children to be healthy. In recent years, scientists have discovered that a lot of females will adjust testosterone doses and other male hormones to put in eggs depending on environmental conditions.

Nightingale (Photo: Billbaston.com)

According to Kisten J. Navara, a University of Georgia biologist, the nightingale pair of male gray-brown male birds must produce 4-5 times higher levels of testosterone into the ovule of the egg than the females. mating with male birds with blue fur makes other children jealous. Ton Groothuis, of the University of Groningen in the Netherlands, said that the eggs of black-headed seagull-borne seabirds provide significantly more testosterone than previous eggs.

No matter which species it is, testosterone has obvious effects: Younger birds will be healthier, more aggressive and eat more than their peers born from eggs with lower testosterone levels. Thanks to an increase in the amount of hormones, young birds born to weak fathers can compete with predominant ones, while the younger chicks can come out of the shell more easily than their siblings.

But Curry and Pepper. According to Dr. Groothuis, testosterone will reduce the immune system. If there is an epidemic, the child who uses the most hormones will have to 'leave' first.