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http://www.physorg.com/news/2012-01-sexual.html
So even if you are just exposed to sexually mature females your body invests heavily into producing sperm.
"Keep away teh sexy!!!"
Or maybe not. I'd rather have a runny nose than be deprived.
Dr Dowling said the male crickets were more likely to produce high quality sperm when housed with sexually mature females with whom they could mate, indicating a strategic investment of energy.
The researchers also found that production of quality sperm appeared to have a negative effect on the crickets' immune systems.
So even if you are just exposed to sexually mature females your body invests heavily into producing sperm.
"Keep away teh sexy!!!"
Or maybe not. I'd rather have a runny nose than be deprived.