Animals also come to the top when they do

One of the leading biologists in the world today, Professor Mark Bekoff, author of the book ' Emotional Life of Animals ' published in 2007 insists that animals can also 'come to the top '. 'It's like a person when' love is '.

" I'm not sure with mosquitoes, but mammals are interested in it ," said biologist Mark Bekoff.

Animals are also interested in sex and are capable of orgasm like humans.

' In fact, the sexual pleasure of humans and animals is relatively similar in that the desire appears in the part of the brain stem at the base of the brain. Whether it is difficult to verify directly whether orgasm actually exists in animals, but by observing facial expression, body movements, and muscle relaxation, most scientists In conclusion, animals can absolutely achieve orgasm when mating , 'Bekoff said.

But why can humans do it ' year-round ' that some animals endure not doing for a whole year.

'It is not simply a matter of wanting or not wanting, but this depends on the biological characteristics of each species. In the natural world, improper mating is a high-risk behavior. For example, if wolves choose summer as a mating time, their offspring will be hard to survive when they are born in the cold winter , 'Bekoff explained.

Sex stimulates neural circuits in the brain, and these neural circuits give pleasure to both humans and animals, says University of Michigan physicist Kent Berridge.

In terms of anatomy, our biggest difference from other animals is above the prefrontal cortex. The human cortex is the center that controls feelings of pleasure, but pleasure is generated in lower nerve structures. Therefore, human sexual experience may be different from animals in quality but does not mean that we gain more or less pleasure than them.

In terms of evolution, we have reason to believe that animals are also interested in sex and are capable of orgasm like humans.