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Early Access Video - Weird Mating Systems Episode 1
🕑 Added 2024-06-20 18:57:41 +0000 UTCHi Patrons, Jason here!
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Comments
Eddie PlayingIndies
This video was awesome. I really wanted more of it
Atomik6
Great video and you asking about weird mating strategies viewers would like to see reminded me of something a zoology lecturer mentioned studying for his doctorate. A type of desert fish that pops up in ephemeral floodwaters in Queensland, Australia. It has males, sexually reproducing females and parthenogenic females. They also do the black widow thing. The parthenogenic females will mate with the males for the free meal... then just have a parthenogenic clone. I'm having trouble finding what species it is with google though. If I'm remembering it right and you can find what fish it is I reckon it would be good for that future video you asked about.
Haggis
Best video thumbnail ever :D
Alexander
I have a partho baby Dumerils boa and would also love this!
Alexander
Can you do a deep dive on Turtles like you have snakes and Lizards? I'm loving these videos!
Clare K
I would kill for a deep dive into all known forms of parthenogenesis
Regina Hamrick
Please do more like this! It's amazing to learn!
Kimberly Terrell
Ha! First! ππ
