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You're the type that has an insatiable appetite for lusty affairs, and you seek the same qualities in a partner. While you're not the most discriminating of creatures, your 70s swinging style keeps you busy all season long and is enough to make even Hugh Hefner tired.
You're a Smith's Longspur!
Small like a sparrow, the Smith's Longspur spends its summers in Alaska and Canada and its winters in the Midwest and the South. In terms of range, then, it's a lot like some other species. What sets the Smith's Longspur apart is its astonishing libido. At the peak of the spring mating season, the typical Smith's Longspur copulates more than 350 times a week. The females solicit these encounters, and the males cooperate roughly half the time. Otherwise the creatures are resting and refueling.
Read more about the Smith's Longspur
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Want to learn more about moths that wear perfume, flies that steal other flies' dates, and salamanders that drug their mates? Click on the pictures below to discover animals’ surprising love lives.
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