Cuffing season is upon us – so take note… The Mating Game has shown us some totally unique and spectacular ways in which animals try to secure a mate – here’s a few tips and tricks we’ve learnt along the way… From the beautiful to the bizarre, don’t miss nature’s greatest displays with #TheMatingGame. Find out more 👉 https://www.bbcearth.com/shows/the-mating-game | BBC Earth

1.2K views · 31K reactions | Volume up! This is the sound male alligators make to attract a mate...  [VID: How do male alligators attract a mate? To attract a mate, male alligators vibrate their larynx to let out deep growls. Low-frequency sounds, inaudible to human hearing, make the water dance and can be heard over a mile away. Once a male successfully attracts a female, the mating can last for days before the couple goes their separate ways.] | Nature | PBS | Facebook

1.2M views · 63K reactions | Throwback Fact: Male Frogs croak to attract a mate. It is especially common to hear frogs croaking during the spring at night after it rains.  #naturalhabitatshorts #naturalhabitat #naturalhabitok | Natural Habitat Shorts | Facebook

215K views · 40 reactions | Watch as a male Japanese pufferfish builds an exquisite sand sculptures to attract a mate. | Nebraska Public Media | Facebook