Watch seagulls perform a balancing act while mating.
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Male seagulls have an unusual way of signaling they’re ready to mate; standing on the back of the female. Most male birds don’t have penises. Both females and males have an opening called a cloaca. They rub them together, and males transfer their sperm to the female. Seagulls are monogamous and will mate several times during one season.
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For Seagulls, Mating Is a Balancing Act | National Geographic
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