Courtship Dance
By Mateya Robinson
Courtship
Courtship in animals is the behavior by which different species select their partners for reproduction. Usually, the male starts the courtship, and the female chooses to either mate or reject the male based on his "performance".
Seahorses
This picture is an example of a seahorses courtship dance. The seahorses start by intertwining their tails to become closer. The seahorses move in circles while they intertwine their tails to get closer so they can begin to mate.
Peacock
This picture is an example of a peacock courtship dance. The male shows is brilliant feathers and dances around to attract a female.
Pictures of courtship dances
Great Crested Grebes Courtship Dance
These birds dance around in the water touching beaks and the male impresses the female.
Blue Crane Courtship Dance
The cranes dance around each other flapping their wings around each other.
Butterfly Courtship Dance
The butterflies flap their wings to show them off and impress a female.