How do birds mate?
Mating is very brief and takes place by the coming together of the two birds' 'cloacas' during mating season.
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Birds' mating is very brief and takes place by the coming together of the two birds' 'cloacas'. ChaCha on!
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Mating takes place by the coming together of the two birds' cloacas. The area around it becomes swollen, called a "Cloacal Kiss".
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Mating among birds is very brief and takes place by the coming together of the two birds' cloacas. Sometimes they mate in flight!
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Just like many other female animals, the avian female begins life with two ovaries and oviducts. However, in most species of(more)
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Some birds mate in mid air! Some have monogamous unions, others raise their young in colonies. Thanks for using ChaCha!
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Birds mate very similarly to mammals,the male mounts the female and releases sperm into her. ChaCha
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Male birds have two testes that produce sperm, and most female birds usually have only one ovary that produces eggs. Thanks!
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Birds mate very similarly to how most mammals mate! The male is on top. Anything else for ChaCha?
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