B OSLO.- /b The Natural History Mm, Universy of Oslo, will open the first-ever mm exhibn dited to gay animals. Today we know that
Contents:
- SWISS MM CELEBRAT GAY ANIMALS
- HOMOSEXUALY THE ANIMAL KGDOM
- GAY ANIMALS OUT OF THE CLOSET?
- MM EXHIBN SHOWS GAY ANIMAL KGDOM
SWISS MM CELEBRAT GAY ANIMALS
Repost "Protector of all liberti / dividual liberty activist" - Complete Skills of a Cockfighter #7, UNOFC - Gamens til the End AGAINST NATURE? - an exhibn on animal homosexualy INTRODUCTION On Thursday October 12 2006 The Natural History Mm, Universy of Oslo, opened the first-ever mm exhibn dited to gay animals. Today we know… * animal homosexuality exhibition *
Displays range om blogil disveri to current bat on homosexualy, aimg to bridge the gap between nature and society. “The reasons for homosexual relatnships are not always clear, but we do know that they strengthen social bonds and n ntribute to group uny, ” Kopf said. Nearly 70 untri ntue to crimalize same-sex relatnships humans, acrdg to the Internatnal Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, and Intersex Associatn, or ILGA.
HOMOSEXUALY THE ANIMAL KGDOM
From the wir: OSLO (Rters) – The birds and the be may be gay, acrdg to theworld’s first mm exhibn about homosexualy among animals. Whdocumentatn of gay or lbian behavr among giraff, pengus, parrots, beetl, whal and dozens of other creatur, the OsloNatural History Mm nclus human homosexualy nnot be viewedas "unnatural". "We may have […] * animal homosexuality exhibition *
"I don't know of a sgle se of homosexual dividuals beg margalized or disadvantaged the animal world, " said the studi vertebrat and is employed at Bern's Natural History Mm as a specialist.
" The show highlights the diversy of genr and sexualy humans and other animals, and featur discsns on homosexualy and s blogil exhibn shows plenty of exampl of same-sex behavr found nature.
GAY ANIMALS OUT OF THE CLOSET?
"The reasons for homosexual relatnships are not always clear, but we do know that they strengthen social bonds and n ntribute to group uny, " he explaed. The Natural History Mm Swzerland’s pal, Bern, is celebratg animal homosexualy the exhibn Queer – Diversy is our nature. The long-nng exhibn, showg om April 2021 until March 2023, aims to normalise homosexualy by remdg that we’re not the only speci to be timate wh the same sex.
For example, Atralian rearcher Krista Nicholson, Murdoch Universy, disvered groups of dolphs engagg soc-sexual homosexual behavr, “[cludg] mountg and genal ntact between dividuals, ” acrdg to Mandurah Mail. “The reasons for homosexual relatnships are not always clear, but we do know that they strengthen social bonds and n ntribute to group uny.
Dpe how natural homosexualy is many animal speci, “sixty-ne UN member Stat ntue to crimalize nsensual same-sex activy, ” acrdg to the Internatnal Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Associatn (ILGA). VAN ZANDBERGEN/LPIPeople n only make up their mds about whether such behavur is 'unnatural' if they know the current state of rearch on homosexualy nature, he sooner had the thory approved his proposal than church groups began to prott agast this e of public money.
MM EXHIBN SHOWS GAY ANIMAL KGDOM
Söli foced the exhibn around 50 speci, out of the 500 or so which homosexual behavur has been well documented. ” The creators hope to “-mystify homosexualy among people” and bunk the belief that gay sex is a “crime agast nature.
Lbian star, Rosie O’Donnell, mak a siar claim that “In every animal kgdom and every speci, 10 percent of the populatn is homosexual, ” and that’s “a fact of nature. The argument is that sce animals engage homosexual behavr that is stctual, mt be natural for them and, nsequently, natural and moral for humans sce they are animals too. Neverthels, the teractn of other stcts (particularly domance) n rult behavr that appears to be homosexual.