Andrew Huberman· PhD
You just take hermaphrodites and you kill its sperm, it starts secreting pheromone and the males come.
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You just take hermaphrodites and you kill its sperm, it starts secreting pheromone and the males come.
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What happens naturally, normally, if you don't stress the ancestors, is that the worms start secreting the pheromone only when they are old. This is also people will-- Exactly. Because they only make the sperm at a particular time and then they run out of self sperm. They can't self-fertilize. So they have to call the males if they want to continue to mate.