Insects also 'love' gay
The sex life of insects has long been judged to be relatively simple with sexy dance, hooked abdomen and one.
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The sex life of insects has long been judged to be relatively simple with sexy dance, hooked abdomen and one.
The phenomenon of couples between same-sex individuals is not only very popular in the animal world, but also a necessary adaptation to maintain species development.
Scientists at Duke University Medical Center have recently discovered that male fruit flies lack genes that regulate the body's ability to perceive a particular odor.
Researcher David Featherstone, of the University of Illinois at Chicago, led the team who discovered that sexual orientation in fruit flies is controlled by an unknown n…
Two male penguins in the Odense Zoo in Denmark paired up like a couple
Ducks, the name makes us think immediately of animals that are waddling, with a slight appearance
Photographer Brad Streets caught a cannibal crocodile in Brazos Bend Park in Needville, Texas, USA, Live Science reported on August 23.
Penguins live in Namibia, South Africa and islands of the same name. The only penguin species distributed on this continent is the African penguin, also known as the jac…
Two zoologists Sarah Dzielski and Benjamin Van Doren of Cornell University (USA) have discovered strange things about sapayoa rainforest birds in Panama's Darien Nationa…
Scientists encountered a homosexual case in the terns, when three males repeatedly tried to mate with corpses on the side of the road.
The world's first exhibition of homosexuality in animals has shown that homosexuality in humans is not unnatural.
We often associate 'animal' behaviors such as inbreeding, cannibalism ... for animals with fierce, wild and scary looks. However, few people suspect that even extremely…
In some animals such as black swans, penguins, vultures ... the number of homosexuals accounts for a large proportion.
Scientists have provided evidence that homosexuality is a very natural rule, appearing in many animals.
Teresa Iglesias, a scientist at the University of California in the US, and colleagues put together many things - such as wooden toys, jagged corpses, and effigies of ow…