Flirt with a foul smell
Dog face bats emit melodious melodies and bad smells to find partners during the breeding season. Their love songs are quite complex and have a clear rhythm.
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Dog face bats emit melodious melodies and bad smells to find partners during the breeding season. Their love songs are quite complex and have a clear rhythm.
According to a new study, traffic noise can ruin the reproductive life of urban frogs by overshadowing the buzzing noise that male frogs make to seduce mates.
Gorillas use sex to compete with rivals in the emotional battle. Even when pregnant, they try to mate with males to prevent other females from becoming pregnant.
In the animal world, sparkling colors or gimmicky action are like ads to attract you to mate. But what do those ads really promise, and what percentage can be trusted?
When the tiger cat chose you to mate, the size - especially the tail size - greatly influenced its choice. However, this is not the only impact factor.
Unlike other animals on earth, the predation of some fish such as sandbars is beneficial for their development.
According to new research conducted by Yale University biologists, butterflies seem to be able to both attract their partners and warn their enemies using different side…
One study found that male chimpanzees often use hunted meat in exchange for a chance to mate with females.
The male's wide, colorful tail turned out to be ineffective in stimulating or attracting the peacocks.
At the end of March, when the winter gradually receded from the New York periphery, the mind of a spotted salamander pointed towards love. After the early spring rains s…
The sight of a male seal trying to make love with an emperor near the Antarctic penguin has entered the lens of scientists.
A male crocodile of an endangered species is taken from one zoo to another to find suitable mates. Experts hope this reptile will have a romantic love and
While the males are passive and sit in a waiting place, the females are very strict and ready to go on a long journey to find an ideal partner to be a father to their ch…
On January 13, Chinese zoologists first conducted artificial insemination for a 4-year-old Siberian tiger to save this rare animal from extinction.