These are Animals That Sex or Mate Themselves to Death

 

Amazing things about animals, we have looked more closely at the production program known as Semelparity or in other words the reproductive system, most animals often invest most of their energy in reproduction before they die.

One of the unique animals is the small antechinus rat found in Australia, this 14-year-old sex animal, when the immune system begins to weaken and even leads to its death.

Perhaps you can call it a parent's sacrifice. These 'Antechinus' rats die in this environment knowing that they have left the seeds and spread them far away.

"The great thing here is that when these species come together they give birth to more children," said Jeyaraney Kathirithamby, an entomologist at Oxford University.

In the Strepsiptera system, for example, females produce between 1,000 and 750,000 larvae in a single act.

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These animals have an amazing life, the females bury their bodies in the body of a dead bee in disguise but focus on the absence of wings, eyes, legs or antenna, there also preserving its young which looks like candy.

The only part of their body that emerges from the canal is the body of a dead worm that transmits the offspring, a clear path that enables a man to transplant females and larvae from the outside. (Relationship: "Anxious Love: Male Parasites that catch females around their necks using male genitals,")

The male bee that lives for eight hours, which flies with the female bees and does not mate until death separates them, Kathirithamby says that, after the larvae leave the inside of the female body she also dies.

Pacific fish die only after breeding — the species of chinook arrives with an average of up to 5,000 eggs.

Midwives from America produce up to 30 million eggs at a time, but their reproductive life is still remarkable.

This species of fish takes 20 years to grow, often extending to the bottom of the ocean floor and this poses questions to experts.