Frogs generally mate during the wet season, which varies depending on the species and location. During mating, the male frog will grab the female from behind and wrap his arms around her body. This is known as amplexus.

The female frog will then lay her eggs in the water, which are fertilized by the male’s sperm. Depending on the species, this can be anywhere from a few hundred to several thousand eggs.

Once the eggs are laid, the male will remain with the female for a few days to make sure she is safe and the eggs are being properly cared for.

Gestation time for frogs vary greatly depending on the species. It can range from a few days to several months. Once the eggs hatch, the tadpoles will emerge, which is the larval stage of the frog.

In some species, the female will guard her eggs until they hatch. In other species, the male is responsible for caring for the eggs until they hatch.

Once the tadpoles hatch, they will become froglets within a few weeks. After a few more weeks, the froglets will be fully mature frogs.

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Chickens mate through a series of courtship behaviors performed by the rooster to impress the hen.
During mating, the rooster balances on the hen’s back, biting her feathers for support while the hen squats and spreads her wings.
Hens have internal reproductive organs, including an oviduct that transports sperm and eventually lays eggs. Chickens can lay unfertilized eggs daily with or without mating.

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Leopards are known to be solitary and territorial—but these females were seen mating with the same male in a South African reserve.
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In this rare sighting, a male leopard is mating with two females who are sisters. The sisters come from different litters, and are in heat—or estrus—at the same time. The sounds of mating likely drew the older female to the edge of her territory.

Leopards are solitary, territorial animals—so sharing a mate in close proximity is unusual, but a Londolozi Game Reserve ranger observed multiple matings over several hours.

The sisters’ kinship likely made them more tolerant of each other’s presence, and the younger female, just 2.5 years old, is not yet territorial. The older female is now raising a litter of cubs, and it is possible that this mating in November 2017 resulted in the litter.

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A group of five adolescent male lions – dubbed the Musketeers – are wandering the desert looking to find their own kingdom. They come across a lioness, but not all seem interested in settling down.

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