peacock theory

[MentalCel]

>me getting mates has nothing to do with my looks bro
>bro just improve your personality
>just go to the gym and you'll get these feathers bro
>just hold frame bro
>I like him because of his personality of course, nothing to do with his feathers (teehee)

 

[Ocelot]

Brutal featherpill

 

[MentalCel]

The sexual struggle is of two kinds; in the one it is between individuals of the same sex, generally the males, in order to drive away or kill their rivals, the females remaining passive; whilst in the other, the struggle is likewise between the individuals of the same sex, in order to excite or charm those of the opposite sex, generally the females, which no longer remain passive, but select the more agreeable partners.[4]

Sexual selection is the ability of male and female organisms to exert selective forces on each other with regard to mating activity.[5] The strongest driver of sexual selection is gamete size. In general, eggs are bigger than sperm, and females produce fewer gametes than males. This leads to eggs being a bigger investment, so to females being choosy about the traits that will be passed on to her offspring by males. The peahen's reproductive success and the likelihood of survival of her chicks is partly dependent on the genotype of the mate.[6] Females generally have more to lose when mating with an inferior male due to her gametes being more costly than the male's.

Sounds pretty familiar, eh?

The male peacock has a lot of showy feathers. One would think that these would not appear in evolution; they would be noticeable to predators and would get the peacock stuck so it would not be able to escape from predators or get food. However, peacocks use their feathers to attract peahens (female peacocks). The peacocks with the showier feathers are able to attract mates, so they are the ones that have offspring, and pass on the fancy-feather genes to the next generation. However, the organism must also be able to survive. Peacocks can fold up their tails, which lessens the danger of being noticed by predators or getting caught in the bushes. In addition, as with most species where the males are colorful or fancy to attract the females, the peahens are much duller and more camouflaged, in a large part because they are the ones who guard the eggs and chicks. Survival of the next generation is very important.

 

[Deleted member 5052]

Insane beauty mogging in nature

 

[Deleted member 5683]

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Insane beauty mogging in nature

Males are better looking than females

 

[Roping Subhuman]

Animals Mog Humans to suicide.

Even a GigaChad would look Incel next to that thing.

 

[Deleted member 5052]

Males are better looking than females

Same for humans too

 

[MentalCel]

Animals Mog Humans to suicide.

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Even a GigaChad would look Incel next to that thing.

Brutal lionpill