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Female Mice Mating with Several Partners Produce Sexier Sons
Promiscuity is quite rampant in nature because it helps gene diversity. A new study by Utah biologists found that promiscuous mice moms bore sexier offsprings. These Casanova mice get hooked more often than others because they produce urinary pheromones but often but die young.
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