Contents:
- GAY LNS? NOT QUE
- THOSE GAY MALE LNS THAT WENT VIRAL WERE ACTUALLY JT SEXUALLY FLUID BROS
- ARE THE 2 LNS GAY, QUEER OR SOMETHG ELSE ENTIRELY?
- MALE LN CGHT “MATG” WH MALE LN… GAY PRI? NOT QUE
GAY LNS? NOT QUE
"[P]robably, they have been fluenced by gays who have gone to the natnal parks and behaved badly, " Mutua told Nairobi News, before suggtg that the lns be isolated and studied bee the "monic spirs flictg humans seem to have now ught up wh animals.
['Gay' Animals: 10 Alternative Liftyl the Wild]"It's rare, 's not really sexual and tells a lot more about those officials Kenya and their homophobia than anythg else, " Craig Packer, the director of the Ln Rearch Center at the Universy of Mnota, told Live Science. The ter rejoiced when the gay wildlife esystem of bears, otters and giraff seemgly weled s newt addn: lns. Gay lns.
THOSE GAY MALE LNS THAT WENT VIRAL WERE ACTUALLY JT SEXUALLY FLUID BROS
Photographer Nile Cambré spotted the horny pair of ostensibly gay Simbas March Botswana.
"It is the first time I have seen homosexual behavr lns, " she alas, reports have sce surfaced that are rag on the gay pri para.
ARE THE 2 LNS GAY, QUEER OR SOMETHG ELSE ENTIRELY?
'Cse gay lns, and lns live pris.
Another theory is that the lns hired Packer to sp this elaborate jtifitn to the prs, bee they're still stgglg wh issu related to toxic masculy and eply ternalized homophobia the ln muny, and jt n't brg themselv to adm that they love dick. That, hontly, mak their super gay humpg ssn that much hotter — 's #TotMasc! It is the first time I have seen homosexual behavur lns but when readg about upon my return, is not that unmon.
MALE LN CGHT “MATG” WH MALE LN… GAY PRI? NOT QUE
Wh the light jt around sunset, gave some spectacular Cambre documented the two male lns "matg" Cambre/Rex ShutterstockHomosexualy animals has long been discsed by experts. In 2012, the Yale Scientific published a piece sayg the prevalence of which may be "much more mon than prevly thought" and uld clu above 10 percent of speci around the the wild, male lns may exhib homosexual behavr to rerce bonds and allegiance. “No speci has been found which homosexual behavr has not been shown to exist, wh the exceptn of speci that never have sex at all, such as sea urchs and aphis, " zoologist Petter Bøckman told The Guardian Liberty Voice.