6 Animals That Are Stellar Stepdads It's rare, but some males in the wild care for kids that may not be their own.

How One Type Of Honey Bee Manages To Go It Alone Without Males In honey bee colonies, reproduction is usually a tightly controlled affair. The queens mate within the first few days of life, before spending the next few

Who Needs Males? Self-Cloning Females Heal Faster Some Ambystoma salamanders of northeastern North America don't need males to reproduce—they clone themselves.

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A Humorous Animated Short That Explains the 24 Different Types of Males, From Alpha to Omega Writer and illustrator H. Caldwell Tanner of CollegeHumor has created a humorous animated short that does a great job of explaining the 24 different types of males, from alpha males though omega ma…

Female birds that care for others’ chicks have fancier feathers It all depends on how much competition there is for males

Newly discovered marsupials mate literally die for sex The species has long mating sessions with many partners, and then the males drop dead.

Female Stick Insect Produces Anti-Aphrodisiac to Repel Males Some female stick insects just don’t need males around, ever. They clone themselves, alter their pheromones to stay inconspicuous to unwanted suitors, and when males try to copulate with them, they literally kick them off. Oh, and virgins also prod Read more ... uce anti-aphrodisiacs. The reason is that sex is cos…

Nature's Sneakiest Males, And How They Win Where Alpha Males Fail Biologists used to believe that alpha males got all the ladies, thus proving that male domination of women was "natural." But with a little more observation, they realized this wasn't true. The craftiest males, known as "sneaker males," get a surpris Read more ... ing amount of sex from a surprisingly happy female population.