Prostitution among animals: you for me, and I for you. Incredible but true!
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Some strange and unusual facts about the sex lives of animals find parallels with human intimate acts.
In addition to humans, other primates also successfully use prostitution. Bonobo chimpanzees, for example, use sex for everything from settling disputes to paying for food. Scientists believe that all bonobos are bisexual and that 75% of their intimate relationships have nothing to do with reproductive purposes. However, female macaques are more fickle. Indonesian researchers have discovered that females of these primates receive rewards for sex only in the form of grooming services, and are also given to any interested males. And the fewer females there are around, the more attention potential “suitors” pay to the fur of their selfish girlfriends.
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Animals often resemble humans when mating, but sometimes their intimate rituals go beyond the human imagination. Females of Chinese fruit trees.
Chickens have a unique method of contraception. Despite the fact that they have the most frequent and promiscuous sex life of all representatives of the animal kingdom, chickens are selective in matters of paternity. If the rooster doesn”t like it, he can throw out his sperm after mating.
Pandas don”t mate, and if they don”t like it, they will hit their mates. This is the main reason why captive breeding is difficult. Zhang Zhihe, director of the China Giant Panda Breeding Research Base, has found a good solution. He shows his pets videos of other pandas mating. Pornography fuels the libido of bamboo bears and promotes sexual intercourse.
For some animals, golden showers are not extreme sex. Male giraffes rub the female”s genitals until she urinates in their mouth. However, this procedure, known as flamen response, is not used for pleasure, but to determine the female’s readiness for pregnancy. Porcupines also suffer from uremia. When two potential partners meet, both stand on their hind legs and, with their muzzles aligned with each other, the male begins to spray the female with a strong stream of urine. If the girl doesn”t run away, it means he found what he was looking for. And not only that. In the animal world, there are removable penises, oral and group sex, and “blind dates.”
