In more seriousness, we should get to know our salps. They're an extremely unusual critter positively blooming in population size due to climate change. Their presence isn't always a sign of a healthy ecosystem.
They also mate weirdly! In the asexual part of their lifecycle, they clone. But in the sexual part, they start in female clusters, then swap to male clusters after gestating a load.
Not to worry, folks! When climate change takes us out, we'll be replaced by some things weirder! #Nature
@MLClark Tbf, we take mating weirdly to entirely new levels.
It is an art form, especially in its depravity but also in its awkwardness. ๐ Even birds of paradise ain't got nothing on our whackadoodle moves and fetish forums.
Ducks'll fuck you up, man. ๐ฌ
When going among ducks, don't forget your counter-corkscrew hoo-ha!
@MLClark I be leopard slugs don't roofie each other or lie about how many slugs they're sleeping with, for instance.
*That was mean and speciesist of me.
HUMANS mate weirdly. ๐
I'm sure plenty of other animals would spew chunks if I explained all our weird, elaborate ways of getting it on.