From deceptive dances to downright bizarre bedroom strategies, animals have evolved mating rituals that are equal parts wild, ...

Contrary to what many scientists had assumed, animals — when given a choice — rarely avoid mating with their cousins or siblings, according to a new study published in the journal Nature ...

But a new paper reports mating behaviour between two wild animals – a male Japanese macaque and a female sika deer in Japan. In this case there appeared to be no coercion and both of the animals ...

Animals have many different ways of reproducing, and each species has unique courtship rituals and habits. Photo Credit: Pexels Let’s explore the fascinating ways they reproduce.

When it comes to mating, wild animals make their own rules. From lionesses of East Africa that mate with many males before ovulating and committing their eggs, to male walruses that joust for ...

Before actually mating, male and female birds will lock beaks and gently flick their tongues together. The males will then regurgitate the food for their mates as a sign of affection. Different ...

Mating among red foxes typically takes place in the spring, and adults locate one another through different communicative cues. "Foxes find mates via vocalizations, and also utilize scent marking ...

But for two scorpions looking to mate, ... that make up more than half of the world's animal species; Mating among scorpions is associated ... quirky mating behaviors of different animals, ...