Oceanography
Why do whales sing?
It seems that the famous humpback whales' songs are not for mates, but just for exploring the surrounding waters. Researchers have discovered when a humpback whale swims…
Mate
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Oceanography
Puffer fish seduces mates with poison
Research done at the Institute of Molecular, Cell Biology and National University of Singapore has shown how well this pufferfish can live despite the amount of dangerou…
Archeology
Cause vampire kangaroo is extinct
Modern kangaroo ancestors may be more fortunate than a group of kangaroo with fangs to attract mates in a survival war.
Archeology
The dragonfly trapped 100 million years in amber
Scientists rarely find a piece of amber that holds the dragonfly remains.
Archeology
Erotic dance of carnivorous dinosaurs
The ground-eating predator dinosaurs 100 million years ago performed a special pairing dance to attract mates.
Archeology
Lying mating mate of thorny dinosaurs
The new study of Stegosaurus' sexual life, plant-eating thorny dinosaurs, really surprised scientists.
Archeology
Dinosaurs also wagged their tails when flirting with their partners
Paleontologists have identified that the dinosaurs of the Oviraptor group can use their peculiar tails to attract mates to a lovemaking.
Archeology
What are the wings of dinosaurs used for?
A new study is based on the fossil of a feathered dinosaur in Alberta, Canada, showing prehistoric dinosaur wings millions of years ago mainly to attract partners instea…
Archeology
Dinosaurs have colorful tail like peacock birds
Using a showy tail is the way a dinosaur applies to attracting mates, scientists said.
Biology
Parasitic fungi cause the cicadic belly to explode to spread spores
Scientists at the University of Connecticut, USA, learned in detail how the fungus Massospora cicadina infects many cicadas.
Biology
The dragonfly will die to avoid being bullied by the male
Scientists have found that dragonflies are often fake to avoid being bullied or forced to mate.
Biology
The assassin unleashes the beetle at mating
Male beetles when attempting to mate with decoys are a fake beetle that will be destroyed by a 4,000 volt electric current.
Biology
The male mantises are chewed after their love, but they are not as miserable as you think
If you find that the male mantis is poor, then you should think about it again, because it seems they are really
Biology
The spider family has the most
Spiders have a way of cheating with male spiders tying their mates to their partners before they act to increase their survival and maintain their race.
