But now scientists have discovered a new position, unique to the bombay. Many frogs use a behaviour called amplexus, in which a male is on top of the female, grasping her with his front legs, in what could be likened to “doggy style” The new position is a variation. Once a female frog approaches her chosen mate, he will typically embrace her in a position known as amplexus This most often takes the form of the male jumping on the back of the female, grasping her either behind the arms or around the waist. Discover the unique reproductive behaviors of bombay night frogs, showcasing the newly identified dorsal straddle mating position.
On closer inspection, the sex lives of frogs seem downright raunchy Most animals (humans and apes being exceptions) typically have only one mating position, but frogs now have seven known types of amplexus. Researchers in india have found a new mating position frogs use when they have sex Apparently, this is the seventh position ever discovered — and it’s called the dorsal straddle
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