Animal world
The rat called to attract mates is born by birth
Scientists found that mice like to sing naturally and do not like quietness.
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Animal world
Nice: The pre-mating game of horses
The powerful hooves are raised high, the nostrils extending the full width of two wild horses Stallions begin to enter the war of authority to be able to mate each sprin…
Animal world
Use water for example
The primates at Trinity University (USA) are studying a strange habit of Capuchin monkeys about male use of urine seducing females.
Animal world
Because of me, I have to be amorous
Children and grandchildren of male rats that mate with many female mice have higher health and fertility than descendants of those
Animal world
Other mating species makes white bears extinct
Climate change is making more and more mammals in the Arctic region mate with the same species.
Animal world
An explanation of indiscriminate mating of female foxes
According to recent research, red female mink can sometimes mate with 14 male ferrets in a day. According to the study in the recent
Animal world
Spiders also like 'virgin'
A surprisingly unexpected finding: male spiders prefer to mate with female spiders and silk rather than choose big and experienced girls.
Animal world
The 'escape' mates
Gender conflict is a phenomenon not only in people. Scientists at the University of Gothenburg (Sweden) have discovered a female snail that tries to hide its gender
Animal world
For adulterous wife to protect children
The leading baboons allow their wives to mate with some bad guys, considering it a way to protect their children.
Animal world
The most 'promiscuous' bird on the planet
Scientists claim that finches that live in salty swamps in the US are the most indiscriminate mating behavior in the bird world.
Animal world
The swans 'divorce' to find new partners
Experts at a wildlife sanctuary in Gloucestershire, England witnessed a
Animal world
Why do carnivorous spiders mate after
Finding solutions to the behavior of some female spiders often eat their mates before or after intercourse, which has long attracted a lot of scientists' attention.
Animal world
Crocodile and bird - Habit in biological copulation
The crocodile species has the same faithful characteristics as its mate, which is the information concluded in a recent study in Molecular Ecology.
Animal world
The fish is
Research shows that a color genetic change can make a fish have a lot of sexual partners or become dull, this finding is extremely important in biology.
Animal world
Bird's nest is smart
In the Blue Bird world, smart drums are more likely to find partners than other guys.