Female animals teach each other to choose unusual males—new research

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Oct 7, 2023, 12:30 pm166 pts
My friend recently changed their favorite celebrity crush from Anna Kendrick to Lily James. While some people could see the attraction, others might not. So what is it that attracts us to potential mates? A new study suggests that female animals learn from other females to prefer distinctive males as mates.

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