These two-lined seahorses (Hippocampus erectus) are mated and preforming a courtship dance. This dance is done most mornings as a form of greeting to one another, and it often involves swimming in a slow spiral through the water column as they ‘mirror’ each other. This courtship dance can continue for days until mating is successful. When she is ready the female will attempt to deposit her eggs in the males ‘brood pouch’ where they will be fertilized and remain for the gestation period. Yes- the

Kuratsa Dance a traditional courtship dance originated from Samar and Leyte. But some use this traditional dance to shower money to wish the couple a prosperous and blessed marriage for the rest of their lives. | Jekee vlogs

The courtship dance of the Wodaabe, Niger🇳🇪 Birds do it. Bees do it. We’re talking, of course, about a courtship dance. In the Wodaabe tribe of Niger, the human mating ritual takes a page from nature’s book. The Guérewol is an annual ritual and competition that sees young men dress up in elaborate ornamentation and traditional face paint and gather in lines to dance and sing. The goal? To get the attention of one of the judges – a marriageable young woman. In this particular tribe, the male be

9.8K views · 726 reactions | The extraordinary courtship of bower birds. The male bird builds a bower, and performs an elaborate courtship dance for a female, with mesmerising pupil dilations. #bird #animalvideos #animalfacts  Follow us & Enjoy! | Animals Videos | Facebook