Contents:
- MALE LN CGHT “MATG” WH MALE LN… GAY PRI? NOT QUE
- THOSE GAY MALE LNS THAT WENT VIRAL WERE ACTUALLY JT SEXUALLY FLUID BROS
- Y, THOSE CUDDLG LNS ARE MALE. BUT THAT DON’T MEAN THEY’RE GAY.
MALE LN CGHT “MATG” WH MALE LN… GAY PRI? NOT QUE
The ter rejoiced when the gay wildlife esystem of bears, otters and giraff seemgly weled s newt addn: lns. Gay lns. Photographer Nile Cambré spotted the horny pair of ostensibly gay Simbas March Botswana.
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That, hontly, mak their super gay humpg ssn that much hotter — 's #TotMasc! They showed two lns, both wh lh man, cuddlg at sunset the tall grass and mountg each other same-sex animal duos before them, the lns were quickly held up as symbols of the naturalns of homosexualy.
THOSE GAY MALE LNS THAT WENT VIRAL WERE ACTUALLY JT SEXUALLY FLUID BROS
“Gay pri! “Beg gay isn’t wrong. Cambré then bunked that by postg a vio to her webse that, she told The Washgton Post on Monday, showed that the blonr ln had also done some mountg and left no doubt that s anatomy was also very Cambre's viral photos and vios of two male lns Botswana cuddlg and mountg each other are beg ed by some as evince of homosexual behavr animals.
Interpretg homosexual behavr animals, which has been observed upwards of 450 speci but is far om mon, remas tricky terrory for rearchers.
Y, THOSE CUDDLG LNS ARE MALE. BUT THAT DON’T MEAN THEY’RE GAY.
To be specific: Lns let out a “distctive yowlg noise” when they fish the ed, Packer said, and that didn’t happen Cambré’s do all this say about the nature of homosexualy, cludg humans? But that hasn’t stopped people om holdg up animals’ sexual behavr to make a pot about human sexualy, often wh polil two male pengus at New York’s Central Park Zoo paired up and raised a chick together more than a ago, gay rights activists embraced them as hero, and a children’s book, “And Tango Mak Three, ” was based on the pengus’ story.
Some animals do form same-sex partnerships, and a lot more of them display homosexual behavr om time to time, said Pl Vasey, a psychology profsor at Canada’s Universy of Lethbridge who has long studied female Japane monkeys that mount each other durg matg those behavrs happen so sporadilly most speci that there is not enough data to build solid studi on — or draw nclns about whether any of those animals are actually “gay” — Vasey said. Beg “exclively gay, so to speak…is exceptnally rare the animal kgdom. “Jt to look at that mountg behavr between lns and say ’s evince of homosexualy — if by homosexualy you mean that male ln prefers male partners — there’s no evince of that, ” he more:.
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