Is there a difference between human and animal mating?
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From a biological perspective, is human mating exactly the same as animal mating?
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It depends on the animal. In amphibians, for example, there are distinct differences, in mammals more similarities
In mammals your statement is absolutely true.
If the cattle lay eggs less than you know someone?
not quite… according to animals, this works completely differently. Fish, for example, do not have to penetrate anywhere.
but in dogs, right?
The pairing in itself is similar. But there many females get several puppies at the same time.
In cats, I am safer than in females, but these are only fruitful twice a year.