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  • BBC Wildlife Magazine

    Sir David Attenborough

    Oct 21, 2021 2 minutes

    Why a series on mating behaviours?

    Because it shows the natural world at its most spectacular. Animals set out to impress one another when they start courtship and mating, and my goodness how impressive they can be, so it makes for a wonderful sight. The equipment

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