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    Perhaps these things should have a 'Bonking' attachment to their name? It appears it's the female that drags the male around whilst they're attached like this, typical throughout all species it seems.
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    Are you trying to suggest something, Eddy ? You're right here, though, a lot do seem to do that.

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    Perish the thought Louise.... just a well thought comment

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    Nice capture

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    The male keeps hold of her until she's fertilized her eggs with his genes to prevent other males mating her

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