IT is a well-known curious fact that female praying mantises eat the males following mating. So well-known, it seems, that male mantises have evolved to avoid having their heads ripped off after copulating. According to Science Alert, scientists from the University of Auckland have studied the behaviour of springbok praying mantises, one of the 2,000 […]
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