Animal world
Penguins use scent to identify their partners
Penguins can smell their partners' smells, help them find each other in crowded herds, and can also identify relatives of relatives to avoid inbreeding.
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The famous hunters in the wild
In order to win love and above all to fulfill the task of maintaining the race, these
Animal world
The rat called to attract mates is born by birth
Scientists found that mice like to sing naturally and do not like quietness.
Animal world
Nice: The pre-mating game of horses
The powerful hooves are raised high, the nostrils extending the full width of two wild horses Stallions begin to enter the war of authority to be able to mate each sprin…
Animal world
A species of 'deaf ear frog' was discovered in Ecuador
Researchers from the University of Ecuador's Christian University have discovered a new frog, which has a particularly noisy sound and grows in tropical forests.
Animal world
The swans 'divorce' to find new partners
Experts at a wildlife sanctuary in Gloucestershire, England witnessed a
Animal world
The fish is
Research shows that a color genetic change can make a fish have a lot of sexual partners or become dull, this finding is extremely important in biology.
Animal world
Bird's nest is smart
In the Blue Bird world, smart drums are more likely to find partners than other guys.
Animal world
Flirt with a foul smell
Dog face bats emit melodious melodies and bad smells to find partners during the breeding season. Their love songs are quite complex and have a clear rhythm.
Animal world
Turtle tools: 110 years old still give birth
After 15 years of pursuit, Billy the tortoise, 110 years old, finally joins his 47-year-old partner Tammy to produce perfect eggs.
Animal world
Butterflies are both charming and hateful
According to new research conducted by Yale University biologists, butterflies seem to be able to both attract their partners and warn their enemies using different side…
Animal world
Decoding the cry of chimpanzees when
The chimpanzees often moan loudly when close to their partners in order to attract the attention of the nearby males. On the contrary, when there are other children prow…
Animal world
Concave ear frogs call their partners with ultrasound
Most female frogs do not call their partners, because they do not have vocal cords or their vocal cords. A female chooses a partner from a male choir and quietly gesture…
Animal world
Finches like 'good wood than paint'
According to a study recently published in Science (USA), when looking for partners during the breeding season, the female sparrows like these.
Animal world
The more the partner screamed, the more male the monkey loved
The monkey has to scream in every rain cloud to help his partner get to the top. There are no vocal calls, the Barbary male monkeys (Macaca sylvanus) will probably never…