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All of the Antechinus genus except for A. swainsonii
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Do male snow leopards show off during mating?
A snow leopard mating has only so far been filmed once (in the wild, at least). It was a surprisingly gentle encounter (certainly as far as cats go) between one male and one female, and there was no mating dance or anything of the sort.
When they are mating and then get off what does that mean?
they are finished of mating
Do female grasshoppers need male grasshoppers to have babies?
because the female thinks that the dad is going to kill the babies so they can mate again
What is happening if two male and female mollies flex their fins at each other?
They are showing off to one another prior to mating.
Does the father dibbler get the food for the mother dibble while she is with babies?
Not at all. Dibblers are not at all monogamous, with the male mating with a frenzy that often results in them dying. Male dibblers have a very short life expectancy, due to this usual phenomenon known as "facultative male die-off". The female does not need the male to find food while she raises her joeys, and the male die-off has been theorised as a process of natural selection which allows females to raise their joeys without competition for food sources from males. It tends to not occur in habitats where food is plentiful.
When do take out the female betta when mating?
After the eggs are fertilized, the female either retreats on her own, or the male chases her off. when this happens, pull her out of the tank and place her in a preprepared "hospital tank" as she will probably have a few torn fins and cuts from the mating process.
How many animals get abused during breeding?
If it is by their mate, than it would be the praying mantis. During mating the male fertilizes the egg and then the female bites off the males head... It would suck to be a male mantis...
What do male raccoons do after mating?
After breeding season has ended the male raccoons go off on their own and live in small groups away from the females. They play no part in raising the young. Only the females raise the young.
How do penguins mate?
Penguin MatingMating only lasts for 10 to 60 seconds long in some penguins. Penguins are very efficient at mating. The only most important thing in a penguin's life is mating. In fact they only think about mating, mating, mating and to sound even more interesting, mating. Sometimes penguins mate for fun because they like it and they're obsessed about it. It is said that penguins mate for pleasure and pair bonding. When you see a penguin mating it means it's happy. When mating begins, the male will approach a female from behind and begin to vibrate his wings against the female's back and neck. This male behavior is called social wing vibration or flipper patting and it occurs when a male attempts to mate with a female. That encourages the female to lie down. Then the male will mount the female from above and behind, then the female raises her tail and exposes her cloaca. Her tail leans to the side. Then the male will lower and wag his tail (he wiggles his tail possibly to assist sperm transfer). He finally brings his cloaca into proximity. His cloaca will touch the female's cloaca. They press their cloacae together and this is known as 'The Cloaca Kiss' and it is wet and warm. In order to stay on the female, the male will gently grip her neck with his vibrating beak. Then the male remains relatively motionless for several seconds as sperm transfer takes place. (As they do this, thousands of tiny sperms escape from the male penguin's cloaca and enters the female penguin's cloaca. These sperms will travel up the oviduct to fertilize the eggs that the female has. Only the strongest sperm will survive). After the male hits his target, he raises his tail and his cloaca slips back into his body slowly. The female too slips her cloaca back into her body slowly. Then the male will lie on the female and rest for awhile and then soon he will jump off the female's back. Then the female lowers her tail. Mating is not that easy for penguins. It's more of a beautiful, delicate balancing act. Out of 70% of male penguins fall off when mating with females, which is why they must copulate so often. In some mating attempts, males often fall off the female more than three times. Others accomplished their goal just fine. When mounting, the female lays flat on the ground with her flippers out to the side and head raised. The male then climbs on her back. She will have to hold as still as possible so the male won't fall off. If a male is trying to mate with a female and she is unwilling, then she will stand up and the male will fall off her back.
Does female animal initiate mating?
For the most part, yes the female animal does initiate mating. The female animals typically choose the male based on the males displays or characteristics. When the males are less aggressive the female chooses which male to mate with. In other animal species, the female animal gives off a scent and the male can pick up on this, thus it would appear that the female is the initiator.
How long can a male bee live?
A drone dies after his penis is ripped off in mating which can be 38 days. However Wikipedia says a drone can make 90 days.
What do male platypuses have on their ankle?
Both male and female platypuses are born with spur buds on their ankles. The female's spur buds drop off before they are a year old. The male's spurs produce venom. The venom is used for defense and increases during the mating season.
