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>There are some females of the species who adopt a seemingly counterproductive reproductive strategy: prioritizing their beauty and charm at the expense of their intelligence in the hopes of attracting a high-value male to care for them. While undoubtedly a risky strategy, this works more frequently than some might assume, because there are some males who find a lack of intelligence endearing in a mate, or whose instincts to act as a protector and provider are triggered by such behavior. As a result, there are some females for whom this is successful; even if they die young due to their lack of intelligence, there is a chance that their attractiveness will mean that they already produced offspring. On some occasions, when the female finds a particularly brilliant mate, she may have a daughter who inherited her mother's looks and her father's brains; such offspring are generally seen as very desirable mates.
>There are some females of the species who adopt a seemingly counterproductive reproductive strategy: prioritizing their beauty and charm at the expense of their intelligence in the hopes of attracting a high-value male to care for them. While undoubtedly a risky strategy, this works more frequently than some might assume, because there are some males who find a lack of intelligence endearing in a mate, or whose instincts to act as a protector and provider are triggered by such behavior. As a result, there are some females for whom this is successful; even if they die young due to their lack of intelligence, there is a chance that their attractiveness will mean that they already produced offspring. On some occasions, when the female finds a particularly brilliant mate, she may have a daughter who inherited her mother's looks and her father's brains; such offspring are generally seen as very desirable mates.
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