Mating: Birds of Paradise #shorts

The birds of paradise live in humid and closed forests, using broken tree trunks as a stage to perform a mating dance and attract the female. As soon as the seducer lands on a stump, it begins to emit a loud sound that resembles a scream. It is a way of calling the suitor and also of demarcating the territory. When the female appears, the male begins a seductive dance. It displays its plumage della and stretches its wings, initiating a movement with its head della, so that it seems to hide its face between the feathers. As soon as the partner enters the scene, the exhibitionism becomes even more evident and the rhythm of the dance accelerates and the species finally mates. It is one of the most beautiful forest love scenes ever recorded.

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