Because of the child, the mother must

For the female cheetahs in Serengeti, the urge to search for "strangeness" is hard to resist, a new study finds that nearly half of the children born are of different fathers.

(Photo: BBC) The newspaper has to pay for infidelity, even though the goal is to ensure a better set of genes to help children survive in nature, the Zoology Association of London (ZSL) said. "Relations with more than one male will create dangers for children, increasing the risk of facing disease and parasites," said lead researcher Dada Gottelli.

"Children also have to travel long distances to find new males, making them vulnerable to prey, so panic accompanied by a very expensive price. This study shows that many males are involved. "It is good news for conservation because the genetic diversity of the next generation will be ensured by the sexual behavior of the children."

Cheetahs are endangered animals and are decreasing in number globally. The number of reproductive children is estimated at less than 10,000. This animal is being attacked by humans and lost its place.

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