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  Weird beetle's sperm teams up for its exploits

  Posted: February 6th, 2012, 3:56pm MST

  The sperm of the male diving beetle is seriously strange: Instead of swimming in the female reproductive tract on their own, individual sperm cells often stick together in pairs, in clusters and even in long chains of hundreds or thousands.