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A study performed by the University of New Mexico found that the naturally cycling (not taking birth control) exotic dancers they observed made about $355 during ovulation. Comparably, they made around $260 per shift after ovulation, and about $185 per shift while menstruating.

A couple of important things happen during ovulation:
• The uterine lining thickens to prepare it for the egg cell, which will attach to the uterine walls.
• A ripe egg is released from the ovary and travels down the Fallopian tubes toward the uterus in hopes that some healthy little sperm cells will be there waiting for it.

Merriam-Webster defines estrus as “a regularly recurrent state of sexual excitability during which the female of most mammals will accept the male and is capable of conceiving.”

In layman’s terms, it is a period of being “in heat.”

Ovulation changes a lot about a woman’s behavior.

Women unconsciously speak in higher registers when they are most fertile.

They put more effort into looking attractive.

They wear more revealing clothing.

Their walks are also sexier.

They are attracted to more masculine men.

They're much more sensitive to the scent of musk and the male pheromones.

Women are more likely to cheat on their mates when they are most fertile.

And men can smell them too. They’re more attracted to fertile women — and can smell when they’re ovulating.

Nature wants you to get pregnant, and it knows how to get you in the mood.

Your clitoris can actually grow up to 20 percent bigger and become engorged more easily during ovulation.

The subjects were hooked up to vaginal photoplethysmographs, which measured physiological sexual arousal based on blood flow to the genitals.

Tell me more about this fascinating stuff, /sci/.

For research purpose of course.