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is chosen one into a single whole. This is not a romantic metaphor, but an eerie biological fact. If before meeting the female, the male anglerfish remained, albeit a tiny, but independent fish, then, having attached itself to his beloved, he becomes her appendage. The jaws, eyes and gastrointestinal tract are reduced. Only two working functions remain: respiratory and reproductive. In fact, every male on a female’s body is a parasite. It sucks out some of the nutrients from the fused circulatory system, and it gets the opportunity to multiply at any time. This is what I understand - codependent relationships! Whether it's the difference in size, shape or gluttony, diverse animals still manage to find contact, even if they are different. Of course, someone will be eaten or crushed in the process, but is this really so important if we are talking about pure love or, at least, procreation? Author: Egor Churakov Editor: Elizaveta Isaeva 🏀 Hit the hoop and get an NFT gift — https://t.me/BasketbolX_bot