Oceanography
Sharks swim more than 1000km to avoid mating
The pregnant giant white shark seems to have swum a distance of more than 1,100 km to avoid males trying to mate.
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The 'invisible' demonic fish are waiting for their partner to spawn
The three male fish surround the female full of eggs waiting to turn to fertilize but at first glance it is difficult to detect the world's most unique fish hidden.
Animal world
For the first time discovered the mating toad species
Females can actively mate with males of another species if that provides a better chance of adaptation, the new study says.
Discover science
Why do pandas like to listen to love songs when doing 'sex'?
Scientists from China and the US have just published interesting findings from a study of today's mating rituals of pandas and the results are extraordinary and very rom…
Animal world
Tiger set a record of more than 1,300km in 5 months
The 2.5-year-old tiger travels the longest distance ever recorded in India to find a new mate, prey or territory.
Animal world
Seagulls lonely 10 years to find a partner
After 4 partners died, seagulls Rob constantly failed to find new friends despite great efforts.
Animal world
This is a bird known as the 'female canopy' of the animal world
In Australia there exists a bird with seductive skills
Animal world
Birds that sing to their mates are noisier than airplanes
The white-bellied bird in the Amazon forest has set the record for the world's biggest cry, which can damage human hearing.
Oceanography
White sharks have their heads torn
Researchers speculate that sharks may catch head bites by scrambling for mates or trying to mate with larger sharks.
Animal world
Mammals die in mass after each mating season
The immune system of male kaluta marsupials weakens because they mate with many mates for a short time, leading to mass deaths.
Animal world
Tibetan mastiffs mate with mountain wolves to survive in high mountains
Until now, the Tibetan mastiff was known to be a giant breed that lived in the mountains.
Biology
'Soi' scorpion flies have violent sex life
Control your partner to mate for dozens of minutes regardless of whether your partner wants to continue or not, which is the violent 'love' of male scorpions.
Animal world
Animals wait for their whole life to be 'one night' ... and die
In the animal world, some species have only one mating and reproductive life. Among them, there are animals that will mate continuously until ... die.
Archeology
Discovering the 'love path' where 5 species of humans mate in deformities
A road from Africa across the Eurasian continent has revealed evidence of anomalous love between our modern humans and at least four ancient extinct human species.
Biology
The fungus forces cicadas to mate when they lose their genitals
A parasitic fungus not only explodes cicadic belly to spread spores but also controls them to mate to death to increase infection.