Hello and welcome to Truth or Fail, the YouTube game show. Today we're gonna do it like they do it on the Discovery Channel and talk about animals and their mating habits.

Fact one: Giraffes. Just kidding, there will be no giraffes.

The rules here are simple. I give you two purported facts. You either click on the true one or you fail. It's just like a regular game show except instead of playing for prizes you are playing primarily to learn things that you wish you could forget about animal mating. However, one person chosen at random who finishes the game will receive a signed copy of one of my books so woo! Alright, let's get right to it. Here are your first set of facts.

Fact one: The desert grassland whiptail lizard is a species of clones. The population is entirely female and they self-fertilize their own eggs so each offspring is a clone of the original.

OR

Fact two: The male red-sided garter snake is so rare that females must copulate with any males they come across and usually that is either a father or a brother.

Alright, so which is it going to be. You need to click on one of those over there. Do you believe in the incestuous garter snakes or do you believe in the terrifying attack of the clones whiptail lizards. It's time to make your choice. You just click unless you're on an iPod in which case you can't play this game because annotations don't work. I'm sorry. Go to your computer, OK. It's weird the mobile internet taking everything over, just go to your computer. By the way, do you like the, uh, the suit? I dressed up 'cause it's about animal sex. Alright, click or you are going to fail. You have, like, five, four, three, two, one, fail!