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Seduce Me

Seduce Me

Short, two minute films from the sundance channel on animal mating tendencies. These videos are entertaining and very simple to understand. Very good videos for a college level evolution class or biology class when discussing animal mating behaviors and selective pressures.

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Material Type:
Animation
Date Added to MERLOT:
May 8, 2013
Date Modified in MERLOT:
April 2, 2016
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Kyle Besecker
Asian American, Native American, Pacific Islander Serving Institution Hispanic Serving Institution
Primary Audience:
College General Ed
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Language:
English
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Donna Gisbert
Donna Gisbert (Student)
6 years ago
Uh, I will never be able to un-see that. Speechless. Wow. Uh, wow. Isabella Rossellini... wow.
Time spent reviewing site: 30 mins
Yia Vang
Yia Vang (Student)
9 years ago

hahaha that was a very weird but funny video on how deer attract one another and how they decide who they mate and who they do not mate

Joseph Rodrigues
Joseph Rodrigues (Student)
9 years ago

Well.... That was a new way to discuss this topic. lol. 

Glory Warner
Glory Warner (Student)
9 years ago

That was funny! 
I didn't know that young bucks mate with each other, i wonder why? Last summer at my job in the Sequoia National Forest, i frequently saw these two young bucks that always playing with each other on this hillside. We called it Broke Buck Mountain. hahaha that explains it!!