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"“The male in that video had clasped a large female, clearly alive, who then apparently died in his embrace… He let go and pursued the other female in the box. After about two minutes, however, the ‘dead’ female revived and started moving again.”

www.sciencenews.org/article/faki...
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"Faking death lets some female frogs slip the mating grip of a male"

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"Suddenly looking dead, grunting like a guy or vigorously rotating can help female frogs survive mating balls in species with aggressively grabby males."

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