👉 Males often exhibit specific engineering behaviors to enhance their reproductive success and ensure the survival of their genes. These behaviors can include territorial defense, mate guarding, and resource provisioning, where males actively compete with rivals or provide food and shelter to females. For instance, in species like the peacock or certain fish, males develop elaborate displays or build complex structures to attract females, demonstrating their genetic fitness. Additionally, some males engage in direct combat with rivals to secure access to females or prime territories. These strategies are finely tuned through natural selection, optimizing the male's ability to reproduce and pass on their genes to the next generation.
