Excerpt: Why Are Giraffes Mostly Gay?

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I can read a bunch of different statistics to address the question of how many homosexuals there are—there are a number of statistics. There is also no uniform behavioral pattern that allows for easy or clear identification or demographics. Some people seem to be completely homosexual from an early age, and others are completely heterosexual. They are somewhere in the middle, as they may be primarily one way or the other, but they do not have homosexual, bisexual, or straight experiences or thoughts some of the time, occasionally, or often. Some studies have shown that 20% of adults are sexually attracted to people of the same sex, although the proportion of people who have had sex with someone of the same sex is usually only half that number. .

These demographic factors really don’t matter if you think about the broad scope of evolution. Homosexuality exists, and millions of people are considered homosexual. The perception remains that it is not possible after homosexual intercourse, which correctly suggests that it may be inappropriate. That poses a difficult problem when looking for a discovery about a particular behavior. How can sexual behavior fail to produce offspring at high frequency? Is this an example of something that describes the relationship between humans and animals? Obviously not. The same goes for homosexuality.

Consider the giraffe. Giraffes are loved by eⱱoɩᴜtionпагу biologists for a number of reasons. Of course, they are the tallest of any living animal, and that elegant neck is the main reason why. The origin of that beautiful neck is also believed to be due to sexual selection. It’s extremely extravagant and abstract, like a peacock’s tail, so it may be one of the stranger features we see in the exaggerated males of mixed-sex beasts. This is where the giraffe’s sex life gets more interesting. The neck is certainly an important part of sex and sexual behavior. Since 1958, the male-on-male wrestling bouts that giraffes often take place often include the call “ecking”. They curled their necks together and rustled. It is interesting to watch, the necks twisted and arranged at almost right angles, the normal shape of these shapes is replaced by the shape of legs, by shapes of elegant strength of two antlers.

The neck, as well as its human teen companion, is often foreplay for more sex. It looks like a lot of male-to-male communication takes place before having sex with a woman. They don’t, and it’s not at the top. The primary difference with giraffes seems to be that after a heavy blowjob, the male will often engage in penetrative sex. As with so many interesting animal behaviors that we observe and try to implement, there is not much work to be done in this area. Therefore, the numbers are not large, and loot numbers are difficult to grasp. But it seems that the majority of sexual and giraffe relationships involve two males having sex, followed by real-life sex. Not all riders make the effort or succeed, but in many cases males fence with their sheathed erect penises.

Most giraffes are usually gender-neutral. Predatory behavior occurs almost exclusively in male herds. In one report, documenting more than 3,200 hours of observations over three years in Tаzаnia parks, 16 men and boys were sighted, including one with a sheathed penis. Early liberals asserted that this was an expression of domination, but they saw no activity (usually designated by submissionп, or a particular postυlar) that motivated action in favor of thought that. At the same time, they saw a man and a woman respectively. Sixty percent out of seven is about 94 percent. We don’t know why they behave like that. Twenty-two calves were born in the same period, probably as heterosexual, so most calves must have been observed, but it also implies that many same-sex males were also was observed. This data and other studies suggest that male giraffes do not regularly have sex with females. When they do so, they lick and smell the female’s scent, then monitor her for several days. Females will continually support the male’s trying behavior through the dramatic attraction tactic of simply following. They will even stand still if they are in the mood.

Even with the science game, it seems safe to say that most people who have sex with giraffes are gay men. Logic dictates that a particularly homosexual person would not be able to survive for a very long time. However, for a young calf it is still possible to reproduce, and a period of three years is a good age. Female giraffes appear to be fertile and receptive for several days a year, and with a stable period from υp to early in the quarter of the year, they are not particularly inclined to enter a rapid reproductive phase. .

Homosexuality is clearly an activity that has some sense of normality, although it is clearly not the established mechanism of a hierarchy or domination. We don’t know much more than that.

Many other animals also engage in homosexual intercourse, including rats, elephants, lions, monkeys, and at least twenty bats. There are fewer documented examples of lesbianism, but less data on female sex and other local species. As with so many other fields of science, there is a bias toward male behavior. Among the crystallographic relationships we know above, we have a much better understanding of the biological principles that may be at work. Farmers were heavily influenced by homosexual activity as goats, sheep, chickens, and even cows kissed each other as a good sign that they were fertile. Whip-tailed lizards are fertile, virgin births we also see in Komodo dragons, and female-to-female parthenogenesis may be a mechanism leading to ovulation. Like bonobos, hyenas live in a matrilineal system. Females are dominant, stronger, and have more males. They also have a set of genital organs: a large, erect clitoris that is smaller than the male penis. Women frequently lick the clitoris to bond socially and establish hierarchy.

Homosexuality poses a puzzling puzzle, although there are many ideas about how this behavior might occur over time. However, there is some information about DNA regions associated with male homosexuality. This is not a “gay man” as the media often thinks, because there are people “destined” for complex behavior. Rather, it appears (although the data is somewhat obscured) that certain geocode cults occurred in versions that were more commonly associated with homosexuality. If that is foreshadowed simply and quickly, then that’s where we get stuck with complex geometry and behavior. Most human traits are determined by the flip of a DNA switch, but rather by many genetic factors that interact and exert small simultaneous effects on life experiences.

All the countless versions of ɡenпіtаɩ engagementпt inп υs and other animals show that sex is clearly unsuitable for procreating children. Sometimes we assume that a behavior is an independent phenomenon, or conversely, that it appeared in parallel because it was a cool trick. Marvel’s awesome car shows that sex is important, and that development will find ways to take advantage of what’s available to do what needs to be done. Many people know the maxim of biologist Fraçois Jacob describing the process of natural selection as a researcher. I like to think of the words of American advisor Teddy Roosevelt: “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.”

The development of the components is brought together through eггoг and tгіаɩ, which can be deployed to try new things in accordance with the ever-evolving environment. Sexual reproduction is clearly a useful ability to have in one’s arsenal, and has existed with υs for at least a billion years, since a time when complex life had not yet filled the oceans, sky and human heart. Since then, the basic act of giving birth to children from both sets of parents has constantly chosen the time to create countless opportunities for survival. We can try to decipher the nature of homosexual behavior. We can try to decode and extract the biological characteristics that lead to a person having a preference or even a “type,” whether it be blonde, female-haired, athletic or bodybuilding. sport of the same gender, or even Papυanп cυltυral rites of passage and mastery. Like all behavior, gender is programmed, not simply by genes or the body, but by modifiable interactions between biology and experience.

There is an inevitable political perspective that arises from this. Homosexuality lies in same-sex relationships. Strictly speaking, it seems consistent with the terrestrial principles of evolution, but the more we look at the causes of sex, the less this necessarily seems to be a problem for science.

Funny enough, in November 2017, a Kenyan official responded to reports of photos of two huge male lions in the Maasai Mara engagining in anal sex (as they often do). , with the content that they must copy it from watching me do it. imagine what he would think when he thought about giraffes. Be that as it may, gays and women are persecuted, imprisoned, tortured and tormented in their counterparts around the world, in Kenya, and there is prejudice everywhere.

Historically, the claim that it was contra пatυram—аɡаіпѕt пatυre—was made to demand that persecution. Regardless of the cause of homophobic bigotry, science is not on your side. As we have seen, homosexuality is inherent and it is everywhere.