The famous hunters in the wild

In order to win love and above all to fulfill the task of maintaining the race, these 'celebrity hunters ' have been very special in their ways.

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Tasmanian devil

The nickname ' Devil ' assigned to the name of this species is probably partly due to their harsh rudeness in love relations. In addition to the deafening call that could crack the glass, the Tasmanian demon also has an extremely unpleasant temperament; At times of interest, he is willing to plunge into defeating anyone who dares to obstruct it, including his partner. Fortunately, this revelation only has a chance to develop in the 3 days of ' romantic ' relationship , the end of the love season, the Tasmanian girls will ' kick ' these violent guys without a bit of patience. Perhaps because of the habit of loving " less romantic" , this species often lives alone.

Whiptail lizard

This amphibian is special in that they are not male. However, ' ladies ' have enough resources to manage this problem. Females are able to increase testosterone levels in the body and mimic the behavior of males to stimulate another female's fertility; After being stimulated, the offspring can fertilize their own eggs and give birth alone.

Scary monkey

This Indonesian monkey can be considered a symbol of promiscuity when both males and females have a sexual relationship with many different partners throughout their lives. However, the point that makes them included in this special list is in females. When she had ' dotted ' some guy, she would show him her feelings by . butt. When inspired, the female's butt will be filled with liquid, and it will swell like a red ball. A sign that is hard to ignore, though somewhat ' crude ' but very effective!

Public

Bragging is not necessarily the best tactic to flirt with heterosexuals, however, for public guys, this is very effective. First of all, these funky guys will pretend to just get food to get your attention; when the first step was successful, he would move on to the next step - swinging his splendid tail, and spread it out to show off more than 200 eye-catching colorful feathers forming a fan that was up to nearly 2.5m. This is an important sign for females to evaluate their ' varieties ': the number of spots on these tails correlates with their health and life, so the criterion is' the same amount. with quality - as many spots as possible '.

European Bitterling carp

In this freshwater fish, the love story is ' 3 people story '. A ' love affair ' will begin when the male tries to perform the most perfect dance to seduce a . son. If it succeeds, this son will be the ' tool ' to make the next glamorous stage for the children. Once satisfied with this " marriage ceremony ", she will put her fallopian tube inside the son's shell and let the male fertilize. When the work is completed, the son will now act as an incubator, replacing the ' heavy-laying ' female .

Demoiselle Crane

These " long legs " are masters of dancing in nature, and they also take advantage of this advantage to seduce their partners. Dancing not only plays an important role in finding partners but also ensures their hormones work effectively - in other words, their fertility depends on the instinct of dancing; If they do not perform the dance, they cannot lay eggs. Therefore, it can be said that this is a survival skill and a way to maintain the breed of this species.

Indian rhinoceros

The smell of children 's urine has a strong fascination for males, and just a slight hint of incense stimulates him. With a sharp sense of smell as much as a hound, male rhinos can sniff out her " miraculous aroma " over 1.5km away.

Red striped snake

The most striking feature of this species is the gender imbalance when the number of males overwhelms the number of females at a ratio of 3000-1. Therefore, the struggle to maintain the race becomes very harsh for males when they have to use enough tricks to win the ' beauty '. One of these " tricks " is the ability to mimic the scent of children to deceive competitors.

Kakapo parrot

Kakapo parrot is a flightless bird, primarily active at night and considered one of New Zealand's endemic animals. Kakapo is also the only parrot that lives in polygamy. Because their number is very small, it can be said only on the fingertips, so males are quite struggling to find partners to maintain the race. With constant efforts, one day they can emit a sound called the roof about 10,000 times. Their cries are very hoarse, and at very low frequencies. However, this sound is quite powerful so they can spread up to 5 km. This rare parrot also has an ' attractive ' feature that their bodies always smell a pleasant scent, almost like the scent of flowers, honey or beeswax.

Red-backed spider

The red-backed female spiders are usually very aggressive and ready to tear the male spider mates after mating if she feels hungry. But if only one male spider participated in the fun, the probability of her being spared about 90%.

And when there are 2 spiders who want to approach a female spider, the smaller spider usually takes advantage of the opponent's loophole to climb up the female's back and mate quickly. The spider is often annoyed with this " guerrilla " type and will grab the clever guy to beat the cup.