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In reply to the discussion: Scientists examine why men even exist [View all]bettyellen
(47,209 posts)51. But a lot of groups of mammals exclude the males most of the time....
The moms and young ones have their own larger packs, and just get pregnant when they run into packs of males. Elephants and loads of other species work like that. I was surprised male lions hunt so infrequently, they more often come in and claim a share after the lionesses have made their kill.
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I moved out to the country when I got married. The women out here do so much on their own --
Nuclear Unicorn
May 2015
#50
"the males of a species often contribute nothing but genetic material to the mix" < With that logic
jtuck004
May 2015
#23
Sadly, I think vacuuming would be a thing of the past in man world. Which might
jtuck004
May 2015
#41
In typical plants, reproduction is sexual, but not selective, and the individuals are hermaphroditic
muriel_volestrangler
May 2015
#25
Most male insects in the Hymenoptera order, such as honey bees, DIE after the sexual act.
MohRokTah
May 2015
#30
What. A. Fucking. Waste. How about examining a cure for cancer? AIDS? A way to sequester CO2?
cherokeeprogressive
May 2015
#34