Animals
Male Snails Carry the Burden of Promiscuous Female [VIDEO]
Male snails raise young ones with most of them not their genetic offspring. Females always have a strong interest in providing parental care for their offspring than the males in the animal kingdom, but a new study finds a male snail species raising the young - that too most of young ones that are not their genetic offspring.
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