The Snowshoe Effect
The Svalbard rock ptarmigan, Earth’s northernmost land bird, is finely tuned for winter survival.
The Svalbard rock ptarmigan, Earth’s northernmost land bird, is finely tuned for winter survival.
This Ecuadorian lizard uses its remarkable proboscis for wooing, not warring.
For female millipedes, mating comes with a lot of baggage.
Black grouse dance, call, and scuffle for a shot at winning a mate.
It turns out some contests between predators and their prey are more genetically determined than others.
To woo a potential mate, a male humpback whale pulls out some surprisingly smooth—and tender—moves.
An intrepid photographer climbs high into the rainforest canopy to capture one of the world's most dazzling courtship rituals.
Living at the extreme edge of its range, an alpine frog begins its breeding season with a march across a rather forbidding landscape.
To cultivate long-lasting pair bonds, red-crowned cranes perform an intricate—and stunningly graceful—pas de deux.
For these jumping spiders, stayin' alive requires all the right dance moves—and the perfect soundtrack, too.