Malenesses [noun]

After 50 minutes of courtship, Eager the male colugo has given up.

Male Mauritius toads were about 22 percent shorter, while male Réunion toads were about the same size as their mainland counterparts.

Curiously, they found that the Nicknack from melanogaster could save the simulans females but not the males.

The promotional image Axiom posted Wednesday features three male silhouettes, suggesting there will be no female astronauts on board.

A male juvenile was found fatally shot in a room at a Motel 6 in Springfield on Tuesday night, Fairfax County police said.

Both males were taken to a hospital and treated for their injuries.

Four years later, he and his male co-hosts filmed a public service announcement urging viewers to get screened.

The shrub got its species name in 1905 from Toronto-born botanist Alice Eastwood, a rarity herself in the staggeringly male sciences.

Modern and recent hunter-gatherer societies emphasize males hunting.

This word comes in handy when discussing argonauts, cephalopods also known as paper nautiluses, which use an arm as a detachable mating device, or extinct types of mites, in which the females used a “copulatory tube” to pick up sperm from the males.