Animals
Fearful Frogs Build Secret Sex Chambers to Get in the Mood
When you hear "getting it on like animals" you probably think animals are 'doing the deed' all the time and whenever they please. But when you really think about it, how could they? With predators always looking to make an easy meal of any pair that's... distracted, it may be hard to get some alone time. That's why one frog in Brazil builds secret underwater chambers just for this purpose.
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