At Perth Zoo in Australia, a male dibbler named Steve was ignored by females because he lacked size and scent, so the keepers used a strategy to make the female they had seen first find another male more attractive, which raised the mating success rate. On
Today Humor (opens in a new window), people wondered if the mark under his eye in the photo was a tear stain, felt sorry for Steve's story, and were upset, calling the people involved bad guys. On
Ruliweb (opens in a new window), some laughed at the comments on his looks while feeling sorry for Steve, and others said the whole process went too far.
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