Despite the lack of brain-controlled neural circuitry, a male praying mantis that has suffered decapitation by a female rotates his body in a circular pattern until encountering the female's body and then aligns himself with her body to commence copulation. What is the selective advantage of this?

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The Answer of Despite the lack of brain-controlled neural circuitry, a male praying mantis that has suffered decapitation by a female rotates his body in a circular pattern until encountering the female's body and then aligns himself with her body to commence copulation. What is the selective advantage of this?

Despite the Lack of Brain-Controlled Neural Circuitry, a Male Praying