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Dictionary » C » Copulation CopulationCopulation sexual contact of a male with a receptive female usually followed by emission of sperm. Limited to non-human species. For humans use coitus. ![]()
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Results from our forum"irresistible lust"It would be releated to the organism's response. As humans mating or copulation biologically is needed for the perpetuation of the species. By Maslow's hierarchy of needs, sex is a physiological need. Remeber one of the organism's basic attributes of life ...
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Re: If you could genetically breed a human with a toad............. will you give a compliment?...kidding.) It must be that the new human here may use the advantage of releasing poisonous substances to attack. If copulation takes place, would it be noisy too during rainy seasons? have you seen some of those? how about those preggy who hungers with this amphi? ...
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Re: If you could genetically breed a human with a toad............. will you give a compliment?...kidding.) It must be that the new human here may use the advantage of releasing poisonous substances to attack. If copulation takes place, would it be noisy too during rainy seasons?
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carnivorous females... yes that is true, Mantids to display sexual cannibalism, sometimes she will eat his head while copolating, and that actually can improve the copulation, plus there is a whole different nerve ganglion in the posterior end, which is why the mantid can do this weird thing.
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carnivorous femalesOnce I sow fotos of coupling mantis, and on the fotos femele have eating the male - during the copulation! But I don't remember where I sow this :(
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