In a bid to encourage Pandas to mate, Chinese scientists have experimented with “panda porn”, explicit videos of pandas mating.
The female panda may only be fertile for a few days each year but during this period she will mate dozens of times with multiple males.
A zoo in Japan once spent four years trying to mate a pair of hyenas before realizing they were both males.
Male jewel beetles often prefer to mate with beer bottles instead of female jewel beetles due to the beer bottle’s large size and attractive coloring.
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Sea worms mate in the following way: at mating time, males and females swarm together. Suddenly the females turn on the males and bite their tails off. The tails contain the males’ testes and sperm. When they are swallowed and acted upon by the females’ digestive juices, they fertilize her eggs.
When leeches mate, the leech playing the male role (leeches are hermaphrodites and can assume either sex) clings to the body of the female and deposits a sac of sperm on her skin. This sac produces a strong, flesh-deteriorating enzyme that eats a hole through the female’s skin and fertilizes the eggs within her body.
The snail mates only once in its entire life. When it does mate, however, it may take as long as twelve hours to consummate the act.
Only female bees work. Males remain in the hive and literally do nothing, their only mission in life being to fertilize the queen bee on her maiden flight. For this purpose literally thousands of males are hatched, out of which only one or two mate with the queen. After they have served their function, the males are not allowed back into the hive but are left outside, where they starve to death.