Comportamiento sexual no-reproductivo en animales (Spanish Wikipedia)

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  • Gruber, Karl (6 de mayo de 2016). «These male spiders perform oral sex – and lots of it». Washington Post. «Every time males engage in sex, they salivate on their mate’s genitals. “In this spider species, the male first hooks his fang to female genitals, and then salivates into them. He repeats this behavior before, between and after copulation, up to 100 times in one mating,” says Matjaž Gregorič of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, who led the new study. Gregorič isn’t sure what motivates the behavior, which has only been recorded in two other invertebrates: fruit flies and widow spiders. The practice hasn’t been well-documented in widow spiders, so their bedroom habits don’t make the darwini's proclivity for oral activities any less mysterious.» 

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