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MALE LN CGHT “MATG” WH MALE LN… GAY PRI? NOT QUE
A first-ever mm display, "Agast Nature?, " which opened last month at the Universy of Oslo's Natural History Mm Norway, prents 51 speci of animals exhibg homosexualy. "Homosexualy has been observed more than 1, 500 speci, and the phenomenon has been well scribed for 500 of them, " said Petter Bockman, project ordator of the ia, however, is rarely discsed the scientific muny and is often dismissed as unnatural bee don't appear to benef the larger e of speci ntuatn. Conversely, some argue that homosexual sex uld have a bigger natural e than jt pure ecstasy: namely evolutnary benefs.
GAY ANIMALS: ALTERNATE LIFTYL THE WILD
In suatns when a speci is mostly bisexual, homosexual relatnships allow an animal to jo a pack.