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Article: IT'S A SWINGING JUNGLE OUT THERE IN 'NATURE'.(LA.COM)
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- Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
- Article date:
- April 6, 2008
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Byline: David Kronke
TV Critic
"What Females Want and Males Will Do," a drolly entertaining yet quite instructive two-part "Nature" report, could be titled "Dating Tips From the Animal Kingdom."
Narrator F. Murray Abraham escorts viewers through sundry mating rituals, from minuscule jumping spiders whose males' choreographed dances woo females (who may eat them during copulation -- oops) to gelada baboons, whose women select their males based on the color and heat emanating from their chest patches of exposed skin.
In case there was any doubt, scientists concur that among the species, females pretty much have the upper hand in selecting which males will get ...
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......warm, still nights because theyre not strong fliers. A stiff breeze will keep them grounded. The light show is part of their mating ritual. As the females perch near the ground, the males fly overhead blinking a code unique to their species. When the female recognizes...
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