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I'm not exactly sure how but this is your fault, 
Some small male cuttlefishes wear "girl" colors to sneak past the big male guarding his mate and do her before anyone realizes what's going on.
Sneaky.
Some small male cuttlefishes wear "girl" colors to sneak past the big male guarding his mate and do her before anyone realizes what's going on.
Sneaky.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
Species Cephalopod
Size 400 x 375px
File Size 35.2 kB
Actually in one of my zoology courses we learned many species genderbend to steal mates (both land and sea), others switch sexes if they'd have better options that way, or even more effectively are both sexes simultaneously. :0 I think that cuttlefish is probably the best at what it does though.
Yeah! I remember this (I think from the Attenburough Blue Planet series?)
Some insects do this too, pump out female pheromones, trick rival males into mating -them-, then going off and mating the females themselves. How's that for 'natural' bi, if deceptive, behavior? Tricksy!
Some insects do this too, pump out female pheromones, trick rival males into mating -them-, then going off and mating the females themselves. How's that for 'natural' bi, if deceptive, behavior? Tricksy!
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