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    Mammals, birds, reptiles, and fish display different mating behaviors. Birds attract mates through colorful feathers or large wings, while male Galapagos tortoises with the longest necks are more likely to mate. Clownfish typically mate annually and remain faithful to one partner, though the surviving fish may change gender and take a new mate if its partner dies.

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    Mammals, birds, reptiles, and fish display different mating behaviors. Birds attract mates through colorful feathers or large wings, while male Galapagos tortoises with the longest necks are more likely to mate. Clownfish typically mate annually and remain faithful to one partner, though the surviving fish may change gender and take a new mate if its partner dies.

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    Mammals, birds, reptiles, and fish display different mating behaviors. Birds attract mates through colorful feathers or large wings, while male Galapagos tortoises with the longest necks are more likely to mate. Clownfish typically mate annually and remain faithful to one partner, though the surviving fish may change gender and take a new mate if its partner dies.

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    Comparison of Behavior

    Mammals Birds
    • A bird will fly around
    another bird to attract it
    with either its feathers or
    wings. Majority of the time
    it depends on how colorful
    the male is. Or how big his
    wings are to attract a
    potential mate.
    Reptiles Fish
    • Turtles: the Galapagos giant • Clownfish- clownfish mate
    tortoise will stretch it neck. once a year. And stay truthful
    to one mate. Unless that mate
    If the male has the shortest dies then he will find another
    neck it doesn’t get a chance one.
    to mate. The longest neck
    wins.

    • Little interesting fact about clownfish:


    They can change gender. If a female
    dies the male then will become the
    female for the non-breeding clownfish
    who didn’t mate before

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