THe @#$#!, Animals also exhibit homosexuality?(yeah animals like penguins, dolphins)

Shinobi

Bago ang lahat kung alam niyo na ito eh di sorry na lang kasi ngayon ko lang nalaman

There's this show on national geographic channel, just recently, about animals showing homosexual behaviour, and $@#$! it was so shocking, I have nothing against homosexuals but this is just so...uhmmmm, strange.

It showed male animals mate with other males, because of the absence of females, but there are some animals that screw the same sex even when the opposite sex is present.

other male animals dont really screw, but they caress each other in a sexual manner.

Examples of these animals showing homosexuality are Bonobos. Bonobos engage is *****, male to male, male to female, i dont know if there's female to female. scientists explain it as "make love not war" behaviour, but yay! thats just too much love.

Elephant, Penguin Males, screw each other.

Lesbian Macaques

Baboon Males hold each others ****

Male Leopard Seals and Dolphins form couples, (dolphins form threesomes)

And there was this experiment on fruit flys, I think they injected a fly with another fly DNA that they say was the source of homosexuality. and that fly licks other males on their genitals, and they injected even more males, and it was a chain of flys licking each other crazy

Other examples are lions, rams, antelope, wasps, octopuses, and other several hundred species of animals

So why? do these animals still follow their instincts or there's more to it. Have they discovered that they can exploit sex since they have no malice whatsoever? Its like "Hey everybody we can bang each other all day all night, since were not humans and we have nothing to be ashamed of, You humans live in a civilized world so you everything to be ashamed of!"

I can still accept the fact that male animals screw each other for the lack of females, heck, arab inmates screw each other.

Is homosexuality really genetic and natural? Is the urge to screw that strong? Did god really made a place in this world for homosexuality?

But honestly, I swear this, if ever I or another man were the last man on earth, I'd rather fu%# a tree, and I hope its a banana tree, a female banana tree, para malambot ( ano gusto mo narra?)


Django may Cry

little_witch

I have read this somewhere. If my memory serves me right, I think the article was entitled, " The Gay Side of Nature."

Mother Nature seems to be keeping an open mind.
Of course, there should be a reason or a purpose why some species perform same-sex activities. I would like to believe that it could be for nonsexual purposes, i.e. appease enemies, establish alliances, etc. Whatever the reason, I think that we just have to let it be.

I bet the GAY community will again raise their purple flag up high and proclaim that nature = homosexual --> if homosexuality comes naturally to some species, perhaps it comes naturally to humans too. Iba na opinion ko dito... (we cant base what's "ethical" sa activities ng ibang species... RATIONALITY separates us from animals)...

[yawn] Yun lang..


One more thing, no offense, I hate it when someone refers to sex/intercourse as "screw".

karlo d.

you and me baby ain't nothing but mammals, so let's do it like they do on the discovery channel

loser

hel if human nature to be homosexual (for some i mean), why can't it be the same for animals.

DoctorNO

Originally posted by Shinobi

There's this show on national geographic channel, just recently, about animals showing homosexual behaviour, and $@#$! it was so shocking, I have nothing against homosexuals but this is just so...uhmmmm, strange.

It showed male animals mate with other males, because of the absence of females, but there are some animals that screw the same sex even when the opposite sex is present.

You actually saw (on t.v.) these male animals screw each other's a.ss??? of baka naman parang aso lang na nangangasta ng poste. please describe what you saw..what, when, where, how, how long?

Originally posted by Shinobi

other male animals dont really screw, but they caress each other in a sexual manner.

what evidence is there that they do these for sexual purposes?

DoctorNO

Originally posted by loser
hel if human nature to be homosexual (for some i mean), why can't it be the same for animals.

do not generalize homosexuality as a human nature. the huge majority of humanity throughout history have no taste for homosexual behavior so you cant say that it is a human nature.

Shinobi

Originally posted by DoctorNO

You actually saw (on t.v.) these male animals screw each other's a.ss??? of baka naman parang aso lang na nangangasta ng poste. please describe what you saw..what, when, where, how, how long?

what evidence is there that they do these for sexual purposes?

nagkakanchoochan yung sa mga bonobo, doggie style pa nga eh, may nakapatong dun sa isa, tapos dun sa nakapatong may nakapatong pang isang bonobo

kissing kissing lang dun sa mga dolphins and leopard seals

Yung elephant seals tinitira yung mga pups, hnde ko lang sure kung lalake nga or babae yung pup

Yung baboons naghahawakan nang bird, yung ram tinatama nya yung foreleg nya dun sa bird nung isang ram.

Yung female na antelope dinidilaan nya yung flower nung isa pang female

Yung female na macaque pinapatungan nya yung isa pang female

Hinde ko rin naumpisahan yung show kaya baka meron pang iba na mas detailed

Lack of females daw eh ang madalas na reason kung bakit daw sila ganon, yung iba hinde na nila maexplain.

DoctorNO

Originally posted by Shinobi

nagkakanchoochan yung sa mga bonobo, doggie style pa nga eh, may nakapatong dun sa isa, tapos dun sa nakapatong may nakapatong pang isang bonobo

Yung elephant seals tinitira yung mga pups, hnde ko lang sure kung lalake nga or babae yung pup

nakita mo na ipinasok yung ***** sa wetpu?

Originally posted by Shinobi

kissing kissing lang dun sa mga dolphins and leopard seals

i dont think that proves homosexuality. social animals lang sila at mapaglaro. also animals dont kiss & if they appear to do so hindi part ng sexual mating ritual iyon.

Originally posted by Shinobi

Yung baboons naghahawakan nang bird, yung ram tinatama nya yung foreleg nya dun sa bird nung isang ram.

Yung female na macaque pinapatungan nya yung isa pang female

naglalaro lang yon.

Originally posted by Shinobi

Yung female na antelope dinidilaan nya yung flower nung isa pang female

natural lang sa hayop ang ganyan. ang aso nga ganyan din.

Originally posted by Shinobi

Lack of females daw eh ang madalas na reason kung bakit daw sila ganon, yung iba hinde na nila maexplain.

hmmm. kung monogamous animals ang mga iyon tapos ganun ang nagiging behavior ng group kapag kulang sa females eh talagang kapanipaniwala na homosexuality nga. pero that would challenge the psychologist's stand na ang homosexuality inborn at hindi napagaaralan.

Ali

I'm watching the show right now. Fascinating.

Actually, the show's points seem to be these:

1. Sex isn't just for reproduction, but is a powerful tool for social interaction and bonding. It's narrow-minded to reduce sex into a purely reproductive act.

2. In many cases, homosexual behavior isn't aberrant, but is actually a survival/reproductive strategy. Bonobo chimps have sex promiscuously to resolve conflict. Baboon males have long-term homosexual partners/territorial allies. Dolphin males pair together for life to protect and entertain each other. They even share women. Geese form threesomes (2 boys and a girl) to better care for their goslings.

3. It's very dangerous and short-sighted to automatically connect the sexual behavior of one species with that of another species. It also suggests that even within species, there's infinite variety. Dolphins form lifelong homosexual commitments. That doesn't mean that's the right thing for chimps or even people. If anything, the special shows that sex is far more complex and fascinating than we could ever imagine.

rors

so does this mean this behavior is a natural occurrence? so perhaps it's also okay for our society to accept and allow same sex marriages and sexual interactions?

TripleThreat

nakakatawa yung tomboy na unggoy sa japan. hindi kaya naging ganon sila because of the nuking?

Waterdeep

sounds like Freudian thoughts/research to me!

heymikey

the huge majority of humanity throughout history have no taste for homosexual behavior so you cant say that it is a human nature.

I have taken a course in Ancient History (specifically Ancient Greece and Rome) at my university and homosexual behaviors seem to be quite common during that time, especially in the ancient city-state of Sparta. Heck, I can even remember a comment made by someone saying that "women are for reproduction, men are for pleasure." There are even artifacts (such as paintings in potteries, jars, etc.) showing nude men having sex with other men. Homosexuality only became taboo during the rise of Christianity. It was never like that during the pre-Christian days.

Sacrosanct

in ancient greece they believed that men are superior to women to the point that male-to-male relationships were considered the "ideal". it's not a homosexual thing, rather, a manifestation of gender discrimination.

heymikey

it's not a homosexual thing, rather, a manifestation of gender discrimination.

Yeah, I know gender discrimination played a huge role in men forming sexual (and probably emotional) relationships with other men in Ancient Greece since lesbianism is not really documented as much as male homosexuality (that I know of). Although, the term "lesbian" was named after the island of Lesbos (a part of modern-day Greece that is near the coast of Turkey) due to the fact that Sappho, an ancient greek lyric poet who lived on the island, wrote some poems concerning the love between women.

Anyways, just like what you said, it may not be a homosexual thing, but let's face it: their nonchalant attitude towards homosexuality makes it clear that it was not a big deal compared to today's society. During that time, it was not a big deal or controversial if a guy enjoyed fu*king another guy. You are right -- it is not a homosexual thing simply because it was so normal and part of life that they didn't have a term for it (that I know of).

NotYourGurL

umm..wala lang..yung dog ng friend ko ... wala siyang puck buddy kaya ayun... sa aso rin na lalake.. pero yung aso na lalake eh natatakot dun..sa bi na dog.

_Mase_

The term for male-to-male relationships during the ancient Greek time was pederasty .

And yes, women were just seen as machines for reproduction. Is it any wonder why the Olympians were naked?