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Zoologger: Sea slugs stab partners in head during sex
A species of sea slug squirts chemicals into its partner's head during mating, perhaps in a bid to take control of its brain
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A species of sea slug squirts chemicals into its partner's head during mating, perhaps in a bid to take control of its brain
Males and females of most mammal species don't stay together for life, but many primates do. We now have a good idea what drove them to evolve monogamy