Animals
Why Do Banana Slugs Bite Their Partner's Penis Off After Mating?
A zoology professor was curious why the penis of some banana slugs are missing. Over the years and several studies later, scientists were able to explain the circumstances behind the missing penis but could not explain the reason for such a phenomenon.
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