Estrous cycle

Today on the podcast, we have pop singer Tuve Lu.

She talks about the true meaning of her new album, Estrus.

A female mammal in heat?

Yes.

Okay, I love that.

And then you're going to say it for real, okay? Mm-hmm.

Estrus.

Estrus.

Sometimes the subordinate foxes can be the previously dominant fox, but usually they're like young foxes from their other litters and stuff that like have just not wandered away from home yet or the resources aren't apt enough for them to.

Um, I just, this is for like reproduction, um, two months prior to, I think it's Ostrus, um, which is like when they can give birth, uh, which is typically in December is when Ostrus happens.

the reproductive organs of the vixens change in shape and size.

By the time they enter their oestrus period, their uterine horns double in size and their ovaries grow 1.5 to 2 times larger.

First off, it's Search It Up.

It's called the Estrus Buzz or the Estrus...

Depending on who... an elk, a bull elk, hey, I go into heat, right? So she's got that 24-hour window.

Her cow call is going to sound different.

And yeah, she studied a population of red deer on the Isle of Rum off the west coast of Arshad homeland, Scotland.

She specifically studied annual events, mainly males casting and cleaning off antlers and females being an estrus, O-E-S-T-R-U-S.

I know what the word means, I've just never said it out loud.

Yeah, and giving birth and how they were influenced by environmental factors as well as weather over the past year, as well as other genetic factors.