Cobras bring fish together with cobra
The two cobras are tightly entwined to distinguish more than losing in the battle for the right to mate with children in national parks in Arkansas, USA.
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The two cobras are tightly entwined to distinguish more than losing in the battle for the right to mate with children in national parks in Arkansas, USA.
Indian wildlife protection agency is trying to find the famous tiger tiger Jai in this country after more than 100 days the animal disappeared without a trace.
Experts discovered a new mating posture unique in Bombay night frogs in India, in which instead of hugging their partners, the male stood in the form of legs above the f…
Mating is an indispensable activity of animals to maintain the race. But surely you will be surprised with the way the street delivery has 1-0-2 of the animals below.
After a long hibernation, more than 750,000 red striped snake snakes emerged from underground caves in Narcisse, Canada town to search for partners.
Not only did they kill their partners and cut off their genitals, Darwin's bark spider in Madagascar also had a salivary behavior at their children during mating.
Tying a partner is one of the ways to show enthusiasm during mating, but for male spiders, this action is vital.
Scientists encountered a homosexual case in the terns, when three males repeatedly tried to mate with corpses on the side of the road.
You must have seen some movies about Cannibal eaters. Stories like that seem boring to people, but for some animals, this is not a joke.
The bright red and pink lips are not only a sexy symbol of humans but also a weapon to attract the partners of the black-and-white snub-nosed monkeys.
Research on male monkeys showed that the loudest, the deepest, produced lesser sperm and had lower fertilization efficiency.
A rare Sumatran male rhino has been flown by plane from Cincinnati Zoo (USA) to Indonesia to find a mating mate before extinction, the Telegraph reported on November 2.
Octopuses, porcupines, mosquitoes ... have strange mating styles. Let's see the world of animals