Bed Bugs Practice a mating ritual termed 'traumatic insemination' where the male stabs a hole in the female's abdomen before inseminating her.
Around 1,100 children are born a year in Britain as a result of donor insemination (DI), a technique pioneered in the 1950s.
Each animal is registered with the service, which then sends SMS reminders to the farmer about milking schedules, immunisation dates and tips about nutrition and breeding or information about local vets or artificial insemination providers.
After nearly a year of trying, she and her husband consulted a fertility specialist, who first attempted the less invasive and less costly process of intrauterine insemination.
There is a catch, though: artificial insemination in African elephants with semen that has been frozen, as opposed to the fresh stuff, has not so far been done successfully.
Some clinics in these countries now treat patients at home and fly them to Denmark for insemination.
Cross-breeding and artificial insemination helped breeders rear dairy cows carrying so much milk that they waddled into milking parlours.
The case centred on a lesbian couple who were denied an insemination procedure by a female doctor because it was against her beliefs.Deadly groundA suicide-bomb killed at least 43 people outside a training school for gendarmes in the town of Issers, 55km (34 miles) east of Algiers.
Another reason is the rise (by 17% between 2010 and 2011) in the number of lesbian couples undergoing donor insemination.
This suggests that cloning can plausibly be thought of as just another tool used by animal breeders alongside artificial insemination, in vitro fertilisation and so on.
Within days, he had called for a ban on artificial insemination, for state funding for private schools and for payments to women who rejected abortions.As The Economist went to press, the incoming commission president, José Manuel Barroso, appeared to be mulling a compromise that would strip Mr Buttiglione of responsibility for anti-discrimination policies.
