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Females mate 200 times but keep eggs for perfect partners
Let's pretend until you really do. The grouper kicks the mating hundreds of times but secretly keeps the egg until it is certain that the partner is worthy of him.
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Identify the most miserable bird of love in the world
Because they want their race to be maintained, crazy birds fly tens of thousands of kilometers to find love objects.
Animal world
The 100-year-old female turtle left home for more than 10km to find a partner
The female turtle was found more than 10km away from the house while hugging a male tortoise-like object.
Animal world
Frogs mate with no body contact
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…
Animal world
Strange spider relationship by mouth 100 times
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.
Animal world
Male spiders keep the network by tying their partners when mating
Tying a partner is one of the ways to show enthusiasm during mating, but for male spiders, this action is vital.
Animal world
Why do dogs and masters often look alike?
Why do so many people choose pet dogs to look like themselves? The answer can help you appreciate the intimate relationship between people and your four-legged friends.
Animal world
The sexy tap-dance of the blue bird
Bluebirds are the only species of tap-dance to attract mates, both in males and females.
Animal world
Rhino exceeds 10,000 miles in search of mating partners
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.
Animal world
The monkey crossed 9,600km to find a mate
An endangered monkey has just taken a 9,600km trip from Japan to Jersey Island, England, to find a mate.
Animal world
'Urine love story' has 1-0-2 of tilapia
Portuguese scientists discovered that male tilapia used their own urine to attract mates.
Animal world
Interesting findings: Colorful colors help frogs
Frogs are known to be one of the loudest amphibians, but a new study also shows that the development of this trait is following a different trait: vivid colors.
Animal world
The life of the most lonely animals on the planet
Most of these animals have to live alone or find an ideal partner
Animal world
Exotic species of toad grows
Many people often think that frogs, toads are a gentle animal, but this is not true for the Russian-topped frogs, Leptobrachium boringii.