lion
A lioness in
oestrus is closely followed by the males of the pride. When the female is ready
to mate, an indication is given by her making advances to the male of her
choice. Copulation is quick and noisy - lasting only a few seconds. After some
10 to 20 minutes, mating is repeated. This routine can continue unabated, day
and night, for several days. The mating pair go off hunting with the other
pride and usually remain behind.
The reproduction
of the tomatoe is sexual and thanks to the pollen bees because they take the the stamens (male reproductive
system) and gynoecium (Female Reproductive System). And this process make seeds.
Mateo Suarez
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ResponderEliminarI thinks you doed in youre awn words but also is complete and it was interesting to learn abut the lion and the tomatoe.
ResponderEliminarBy: Melissa Vargas
Good text, remember to include some images and/or videos.
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