Black Bream Nest

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Humans Build Precise Replicas of Black Bream Nests Off Dorset Coastline. Males Employ Strategic Sediment-Shifting Tactics Using Mouths and Tails to Reveal Hidden Rock Foundations. They Successfully Defend Nest Sites from Other Competing Males, While Also Attracting Females to Lay Eggs on the Exposed Bedrock. As Soon as the Eggs Are Laid, the Female Departs and the Male Takes Charge, Vigilantly Guarding the Eggs Against Any Potential Threats Until They Hatching.