Why most animals aren't hermaphrodites
Exploring the evolutionary mystery of why separate sexes dominate the animal kingdom, from genetic advantages to reproductive strategies that shaped life on Earth.
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Stingray's mysterious pregnancy baffles scientists
A female stingray in a North Carolina aquarium has become pregnant despite no male ray contact for eight years, sparking scientific mystery and global fascination.
Orca reproduction crisis: Scientists reveal shocking cause
Groundbreaking research from the University of Washington uncovers why endangered orcas are struggling to reproduce, with startling implications for marine conservation.
Britain's acorn boom: Nature's clever survival strategy
Discover why UK oak trees are producing a record-breaking acorn harvest this year and what this natural phenomenon reveals about our changing environment.
Asexuality: Living Without Sexual Desire But With Pleasure
Exploring the diverse spectrum of asexuality, where individuals share their experiences of living without sexual desire while embracing intimacy, relationships, and even physical pleasure.
Leopard Sharks' Mating 'Threesome' Filmed in World First
Marine biologists have captured the first-ever recorded evidence of leopard sharks engaging in a rare mating trio, a discovery that challenges our understanding of their reproductive behaviour.
Virgin Births: Could Science Make Men Obsolete?
Groundbreaking scientific research suggests human 'virgin births' could become a reality, potentially revolutionising reproduction and challenging the future role of men. Experts explore the incredible implications.
Scientists uncover why some people never have sex
A landmark study from the University of Cambridge has uncovered the distinct personality traits and life patterns of individuals who identify as asexual, offering a new understanding of human sexuality.
Spring-Loaded Flower Stamens Actively Target Pollinators
Groundbreaking research reveals the explosive mechanics of flower stamens, a sophisticated evolutionary adaptation that ensures plant reproduction by actively targeting pollinators.
Space mice produce healthy offspring in groundbreaking study
Scientists have discovered that mice sent to space can reproduce, with their offspring showing no signs of genetic abnormalities, opening new possibilities for long-term space missions.
Mice successfully reproduce in space, breakthrough study shows
In a landmark experiment, mice have successfully reproduced in microgravity aboard the International Space Station, offering hope for long-term human space habitation.
Tarantula's long genitalia discovery shocks scientists
Groundbreaking study reveals a tarantula species with extraordinarily long genitalia, offering new insights into spider reproduction and evolutionary biology.
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