Animal world
An explanation of indiscriminate mating of female foxes
According to recent research, red female mink can sometimes mate with 14 male ferrets in a day. According to the study in the recent
Mating
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Mating.
Topic archive
Articles about Mating
264 published items.
Animal world
Spiders also like 'virgin'
A surprisingly unexpected finding: male spiders prefer to mate with female spiders and silk rather than choose big and experienced girls.
Animal world
The 'escape' mates
Gender conflict is a phenomenon not only in people. Scientists at the University of Gothenburg (Sweden) have discovered a female snail that tries to hide its gender
Animal world
My mom knows how to help me increase my ability to find a girlfriend
For the boys, it is frightening for the mother to find a wife to help them, but the male bonobo monkeys like it.
Animal world
China captured Japanese temple 500,000 USD because it left the panda dead
This week, a Chinese delegation will go to Japan to investigate the death of a large panda that the country lent to the Japanese zoo. In addition, China wants Japan to c…
Animal world
Antelopes fool children into mating
Male topi often cheat females in a unique way to increase their chances of becoming a father during mating season.
Animal world
Toads can predict earthquakes
Scientists are about to publish a study of the special ability of toad - they can predict earthquakes.
Animal world
Tiger - lion: 'Hero of the moment'
Tigers are forest painters in Asia. Lion dominates Africa. Both, according to the biologists' classification, belong to the cat family (Felidae).
Animal world
The most 'promiscuous' bird on the planet
Scientists claim that finches that live in salty swamps in the US are the most indiscriminate mating behavior in the bird world.
Animal world
Use sex to compete with enemy love
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.
Animal world
The new hypothesis explains why male and female lemurs are about the same size
In a recent work, a new hypothesis has been proposed that explains one of the long-standing secrets of primates: why male and female lemurs are about the same size.
Animal world
Become an assassin for lack of sex
Due to the lack of regular mating, the male of a monkey in Brazil seeks to kill weaker males to increase access to females.
Animal world
The complexity in the choice of mating of animals
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.