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  • Marcos Studio - Showroom
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    • Painting
    • Sculpture
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    • Digital Art
    • Portraits
    • Ceramics
    • Drawing
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The Song of Coquis

While singing, the male coquí is saying, "I have more territory," "I have more energy," or "I can do it better." So, males spread themselves out to minimize the competition. Studies show that the first "co" part of a call deters other males, while the "kee" part attracts the females.

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