Kev Maxen, an associate strength ach wh the Jacksonville Jaguars, has bee the first male ach a major U.S.-based profsnal league to e out as gay.
Contents:
- IS MY BIRD GAY? INFORMATN ABOUT HOMOSEXUAL BIRDS AND PARROTS
- LBIAN ALBATROSS AND GAY GIRAFF? THE SCIENCE ON SAME-SEX SEXUALY ANIMALS
- CAN BIRDS BE GAY? DO BIRDS SHOW HOMOSEXUAL BEHAVR?
- JAGUARS ASSOCIATE STRENGTH ACH OUT AS GAY A FIRST FOR US-BASED PRO LEAGU
IS MY BIRD GAY? INFORMATN ABOUT HOMOSEXUAL BIRDS AND PARROTS
Ever wonred that homosexualy is not limed to humans? Did you ever thk that birds n be gay too? * baby gay bird *
We might thk that homosexualy do not exist birds or parrots. Sce a major drive the animal kgdom is to reproduce, and bee homosexualy do not serve this functn, we may assume that there is no place for same-sex relatnships.
LBIAN ALBATROSS AND GAY GIRAFF? THE SCIENCE ON SAME-SEX SEXUALY ANIMALS
In fact, many speci of birds engage homosexual behavr.
There are some speci where homosexual activy occurs between eher of the sex. Don’t believe gay birds are possible? The evince of homosexual behavr birds and other animals has been ntroversial certa nservative quarters where a moral argument agast human homosexualy is prevalent.
Rearch bias related to the beliefs may be the reason that only sce the 1990s has homosexualy birds has been officially observed on a large sle. The fact that many bird speci are not sexually dimorphic, meang both sex look intil, has also been a factor the abily to aquately study homosexualy wild birds. Explanatns of Bird Homosexualy.
CAN BIRDS BE GAY? DO BIRDS SHOW HOMOSEXUAL BEHAVR?
Arguments have been ma that homosexual behavr do not further the survival of the speci and therefore is unter-productive to s long-term viabily. There have also been theori put forth that homosexual behavr ptive birds is due to the unnatural ndns which they live. Here are the rults of some studi to what factors drive birds to engage homosexualy.
JAGUARS ASSOCIATE STRENGTH ACH OUT AS GAY A FIRST FOR US-BASED PRO LEAGU
Acrdg to, a study nducted by wildlife elogists at the Universy of Florida Gaville found that elevated levels of mercury led to an crease homosexual behavr whe ibis. His ncln is that the ls effort a bird puts to parentg, the more time has to engage homosexual activi. Rerds of 93 speci of birds that exhib homosexualy the wild were analyzed by the rearch team.