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Scientists are baffled by an animal that can mate for up to eight hours to reproduce. This animal is endemic, found in only one place in the world, and is listed in the…
The two snakes intertwined in front of many onlookers. One person expressed concern, wondering if the snakes entwining themselves was some kind of omen.
The finding of heterospecific DNA in Atlantic blue whales could raise new questions about genetics and species relationships in the marine environment.
An autopsy revealed that Hugh the manatee at the Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium in Florida died from injuries sustained while mating with his brother.
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A male humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) swam 13,046 km from the Pacific Ocean to the Indian Ocean to increase its chances of mating, setting a new migration dista…
Male bees usually die after mating with the queen bee, but even if they survive, they cannot become a
Two newly published scientific studies continue to shock the scientific community about the incredible diversity and immortality of Tardigrades, the monsters believed to…
This animal was included in the list of 10 strangest discoveries in the world by National Geographic in 2012.
Although it is called a sea hare, this creature is not a mammal like a land hare. They are molluscs that live in shallow seas.
Three blue whales are caught up in a battle for mating rights in the waters off the town of Port Macdonnell in southern Australia.
Humpback whales were discovered for the first time to have homosexual behavior from two male individuals.
A pair of termites trapped in tree sap while preparing to have sex 38 million years ago has revealed valuable information about the mating behavior of extinct insects.
From the beginning of the mating season, the male will usually go without food for 120 days. After the eggs hatch, it spends another 10 days looking after the young.