The first male to male competition I wanted to discuss is: Sperm Competition. Sperm competition is the competition process between two or more different males to fertilize the same egg during sexual reproduction. Dragonflies are a perfect example for an organism that displays this. During this competition, male dragonflies will actual remove the sperm from another male. Or they will even rearrange the other male's sperm in order to improve his own sperm success. The second male-male competition: Combat The males in a population will act aggressively towards one another and essentially "fight" in the presence of another female. This fighting will then determine who wins the female. This is actually the most common form of intrasexual selection. Tigers are a really great example of combat. Both of these strategies are comprised of beating another male out. They take the matter into their own hands. It is not the waiting for chance. They either take the other ...
