The type of bower depends on the species of bower bird. He then decorates the outside walls with brightly colored stones, berries, bones, flowers and the like. Some will even paint the inside walls using a stick or leaf as a paintbrush and chewed-up plant material, charcoal and saliva as paint. But the bower is not enough to woo the girls. The male now must perform an elaborate display dance.
Rhinoceroses show a little less finesse.
When cupid's arrow strikes a rhino couple, it strikes with a vengeance. The couple charges and rams each other mercilessly for hours. You'd swear they were trying to kill each other. Eventually, the female begins to trot timidly, or as timidly as a rhino can, around the male and finally accepts his advances. A female tiger, on the other hand, could be considered a big tease.