#Headline Creation Challenge#Almost all animals mate more advanced than humans, have technology, time, and are wonderful.
For example, bees, the mating of bees takes one in a million, and the best male bees "enter the pack".
About every 20,000 male bees fight to the death, and the one who wins in the end can snap with the female queen once, yes, just once.
The other eliminated male bees are still virgins until death, and must guard the female queen bee like a jade.
As the lucky one that snapped with the female queen, it would die at the moment of climax, and Tintin remained in the queen bee's body, blocking the genital hole. This prevents other male bees from taking their place. But the problem is that almost all old drivers open the plug.
Animals that mate in this way also have rats, and after the male rat snaps, part of the semen blocks the female rat's XXX. It will fall off and block XXX after ten hours, but by this time the female rat is already pregnant. In the future, it will be impossible for the female rat to snap with any male rat, but all the male rats will open the bolt, and they can continue to do with the female rat.
The lion himself is in love. But the difference is that lions are "women chasing men". The female lion only sticks with the male lion every day, and "tortures" the male lion every day, only so. The male lion can slowly come into heat. To put it bluntly, lions belong to the slow heat type. But it is difficult for a lioness to give birth. If the male lion is not powerful, the female lion will also grow a masculine lion crown, but the male lion is not good, which will cause the female lion to constantly toss the male lion, in order to stimulate estrus and increase the birth rate. A male lion can mate with 2 lions 157 times in 55 hours.
But male lions are reluctant to snap, because no matter how they snap, female lions are difficult to conceive. The male lion naturally does not want to "work".
And birds are another way, peacocks do not have husband and wife to return home, female peacocks only want to snap with male peacocks, once they are pregnant after snapping, female peacocks immediately leave, and the male peacock wives and babies cannot be found in the future.
The helmeted hornbill is the opposite (national second-class protected animal), the female helmeted hornbill gives birth after snapping with the male helmeted hornbill, and within 137 days of conception and hatching the chick, the female helmeted hornbill will all fall off its feathers and can no longer continue to fly and hunt. Completely dependent on female helmeted hornbills, if the male helmeted hornbills empathize at this time, the female and the bird's family will starve to death.
I am the clear water and empty stream, the watchman of history. Looking forward to your attention and comments.
