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I believe that the different courtship displays of birds is very interesting. To see the bald eagle free falls from the sky with their mate is pure beauty. This is why I believe that birds are one of the most interesting species

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Peacock courting

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Trumpeter Swan courting

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Red-capped Manakin courting

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Birds "Moonwalk" to Impress the Ladies | World's Weirdest

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Charles Darwin was first perplexed by the rituals of animal courtship in the fact that animals spend large amounts of energy on wooing a mate. To which he came up with the theory of sexual selection branched off from his therory of evolution. But, it still corresponds to survival of the fittest because when a female is shopping around for a mate, she wants the best sperm for her eggs. Therefore, when selecting different species of birds use different adapations of courting. The big and strong Peacock with the flaunting feathers or the Red-capped Manakin that uses its grace and dancing ability to woo.

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Before mates have offspring they have to court their mate. Many  different species have different characteristics for courting the women of the species. For example  Trumpeter swan courtship looks like dance partners bowing to each other before a dance. Swans select a  mate for life about two-four years old, and they will swim together, head bob, blow in the water and sing during this courtship time. Or the Red-capped Manakin  use branchs to dance to woo their mate they also use different noises to attacted the mates and warn off other males says that the mates is theirs.

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Courtship, in animals, behaviour that results in mating and eventual reproduction.

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http://dickinsoncountyconservationboard.com/2019/02/11/10-animal-courtship-behaviors/
https://www.birdlife.org/worldwide/news/7-stunning-bird-courtship-displays-thatll-make-you-swoon
https://www.britannica.com/topic/courtship
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/article/creature-courtship/