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Patagonian mara: The monogamous rodents that mate only a few times a year but pee on each other constantly

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Patagonian maras (Dolichotis patagonum) are monogamous rodents that live in central and southern Argentina. Males are fiercely protective of their partners, following them wherever they go. Females are only sexually receptive three to four times a year during a 30-minute window known as estrus.

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Patagonian mara: The monogamous rodents that mate only a few times a year but pee on each other constantly

Male Patagonian maras follow females wherever they go and rub poop on the ground around them to deter rival males.

2 months ago·United States

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