Lions Look Angry When Mating ;Heres Why

Regardless of whether in the wild or bondage, it isn’t phenomenal to see lions snarling a great deal while mating, to the degree of battling each other violently (fortunately, this happens without wounds nor losses)! Also, it’s something that consistently occurs with intraspecific mating among any remaining felids, including tiger mating and house feline mating among others.
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As opposed to most’s opinion, the purpose for such a lot of snarling isn’t the way that the male is gnawing the lioness’ neck skin or ears (truth be told, when he chomps, he does whatever it takes not to rip her skin off, as he needs her alive and beneficial to sire his kids); all things being equal, the explanation is that his penis is loaded with spines – indeed, spines!
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As nauseating or difficult as it sounds for us, these penile spines are valuable to rake the dividers of the lioness’ vagina, which may fill in as a trigger for ovulation, and accordingly a possible birth of whelps. However, it includes some significant pitfalls: that mating up to 50–100 times over the following four days!
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Furthermore, that is the thing that clarifies all the unremitting snarls discharged during lion mating (just as some other large feline mating) – one can nearly say: the two lions are snarling with delight :wink:

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Are you a zoologist? You gat too much interest in animal reproduction. People look furious too doing the same.

:D:D:Dhaha am not a zoologist, just articles that i see interesting or seems interesting, thats when i share.

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