Evidence of penguin debauchery was hidden for 50 years
The Natural History Museum has uncovered Captain Scott”s polar research into the shocking sexual proclivities of Adélie penguins. A hundred years ago it was forbidden to publish. Eventually, male Adélie penguins rape other males and females and even attempt to rape dead penguins.
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George Murray Levick, a member of the Terranova expedition, saw a young male penguin trying to have sex with a dead female. George was an Edwardian Englishman. He bravely endured frosts and snowstorms, but was horrified by what he saw.
The worst was yet to come. George Levick spent a summer in Antarctica in 1911-12, observing the lives of penguins on the East Antarctic Peninsula. To this day, he is the only scientist who has deeply studied animal reproduction in these places.
George had to watch not only homosexual relations between men, but also a horrific attempt to have sex with the corpse of a woman who died last year. Penguins have also sexually abused and sometimes killed living females and their offspring.
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Upon his return to Britain, he published an article about the life of penguins in these places. The publication was published under the title “The Natural History of the Adelie Penguin,” but, nevertheless, the story of the sexual perversions of these animals was absent from it. These details had to be hidden so that the publication could maintain decency.
George Levick”s observations were ahead of their time—scientists did not know about the outrageous details of the penguins” lives for another half a century.
Evidence of margarita haymaking.
