Since we made it this far…

The real question is can they get a pride month, be a protected class from being eaten, get free meals and special treatment, force other animals to act like they respect them, and make a flag because of what they like to ****.

Sexual pantomime is a symbol of dominance in many different animal species that have community relationships.

One thing about most animals is that there are very few communities where animals are "friends". In almost all animal communities, there is a clear, militaristic type pecking order. Dolphins and whales seem to be exceptions, but even whales are ruthless rapists, almost as bad as ducks. They will pair up and gangbang a cow if she is a prude. As for ducks, if you have ever seen a male duck *****, it is absolutely hilarious. It's super twisted so that it can effectively rape female ducks, who have super twisted procreation openings to protect from male duck rape. Duck rape is such a huge thing that the males and females have competitively evolved over time to combat and enable rape.

A male alpha dog will also absolutely murder another dog in the pack if challenged and he doesn't back down.

I don't think we should be taking our behavior cues from the animal kingdom.

I've known some mentally ill animals.

GeorgiAg said:

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I've known some mentally ill animals.

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My dog has serious dementia in his old age.

Will wake up and flat out snarl at me like I don't belong in my own house, threatening to bite, until I talk to him, and then he will promptly tuck tail, get a drink of water and go to sleep.

He will also go outside, come back in a few moments later. Lay down for 30 seconds, and then ask to go back outside again. Very new behavior in a 15 year old dog.

Animals as trans fluid? I wouldn't do it, probably violate your vehicle's warranty.

BusterAg said:

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GeorgiAg said:

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I've known some mentally ill animals.

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My dog has serious dementia in his old age.

Will wake up and flat out snarl at me like I don't belong in my own house, threatening to bite, until I talk to him, and then he will promptly tuck tail, get a drink of water and go to sleep.

He will also go outside, come back in a few moments later. Lay down for 30 seconds, and then ask to go back outside again. Very new behavior in a 15 year old dog.

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My dog loves to snuggle and if I'm sitting or laying down she is always snuggled up to me. But if you touch any part of the top of her body (her side when she's laying down), she growls, wigs out and runs off. I call it "top touch." It's actually helpful when you need to go to the bathroom. You can rub her head or belly, just no top touch.

She's totally mental.

BusterAg said:

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Sexual pantomime is a symbol of dominance in many different animal species that have community relationships.

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Going to start air humping my wife in public now.

What a weird question

Thanks.
I was just trying to educate myself.

Now, a weird question is…why are there no books written on the subject of following? Leadership, there are a gazillion. Following, none.

All the whole, people blatantly follow people on social media and sometimes brag about it.

Bonobos pretty much **** anything and everything constantly. Straight bi whatever. It's literally just a constant orgy of bonobo communities.

There are naturally occurring hermaphrodites in nature. A large part of this is due to parthenogenesis, but it naturally occurs.

Our lowly origins and DNA have signals that appear preternatural but are anything but.

Neehau said:

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There are naturally occurring hermaphrodites in nature. A large part of this is due to parthenogenesis, but it naturally occurs.

Our lowly origins and DNA have signals that appear preternatural but are anything but.

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We are not earthworms, in case you have not noticed.

Burdizzo said:

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Neehau said:

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There are naturally occurring hermaphrodites in nature. A large part of this is due to parthenogenesis, but it naturally occurs.

Our lowly origins and DNA have signals that appear preternatural but are anything but.

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We are not earthworms, in case you have not noticed.

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The foundational building blocks of life are the same.

I do know that animals will be animals.
And some humans like to act like animals.

Neehau said:

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Burdizzo said:

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Neehau said:

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There are naturally occurring hermaphrodites in nature. A large part of this is due to parthenogenesis, but it naturally occurs.

Our lowly origins and DNA have signals that appear preternatural but are anything but.

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We are not earthworms, in case you have not noticed.

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The foundational building blocks of life are the same.

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We aren't bananas either in spite of sharing about 50% of our DNA

BusterAg said:

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Dolphins and whales seem to be exceptions, but even whales are ruthless rapists, almost as bad as ducks. They will pair up and gangbang a cow if she is a prude. As for ducks, if you have ever seen a male duck *****, it is absolutely hilarious. It's super twisted so that it can effectively rape female ducks, who have super twisted procreation openings to protect from male duck rape. Duck rape is such a huge thing that the males and females have competitively evolved over time to combat and enable rape.

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You're welcome

Ever hear the term 'dumb animal'? They are slaves to their urges. We, however, have intellect and the Good Lord made us to know better. Some have gone against this, it seems.

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BusterAg said:

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Dolphins and whales seem to be exceptions, but even whales are ruthless rapists, almost as bad as ducks. They will pair up and gangbang a cow if she is a prude. As for ducks, if you have ever seen a male duck *****, it is absolutely hilarious. It's super twisted so that it can effectively rape female ducks, who have super twisted procreation openings to protect from male duck rape. Duck rape is such a huge thing that the males and females have competitively evolved over time to combat and enable rape.

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You're welcome

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Amazing!

LoudestWHOOP! said:

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I do know that animals will be animals.
And some humans like to act like animals.

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We are animals. We just believe we're smart and different.

Ag for Life said:

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Only in Jurassic Park. Life finds a way

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Humans are animals. animals (some species) can change gender. Humans cannot change their gender.

Yes,

Bambi was a boy deer.

OnlyForNow said:

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Those animals change from male to female specifically to ensure the species doesn't die off. The change is kicked off when there is an over abundance of specific hormones in the immediate habitat they are living in.

They also end up changing their reproductive organs to suit this change and can have viable offspring.

You let me know when a male human can grow their own useable uterus and ovaries.

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My dude---

he asked a question. I knew I had seen something about it on Discovery channel. He didn't ask about the environment around the animals--- he asked if there were any.

Funky Winkerbean said:

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LoudestWHOOP! said:

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I do know that animals will be animals.
And some humans like to act like animals.

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We are animals. We just believe we're smart and different.

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We're made in the image of God. We are different and above the animals.

Buford T. Justice said:

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I'm asking a legitimate question and not poking the bear so to speak. I'm not privy to any animal research findings, but am curious to know if anyone is aware of studies having been conducted.

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Not consistent with the propagation of the species, so in that aspect, no.

Clob94 said:

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Clown fish change from male to female.

Kobudai change from female to male.

There are also salmon species that are both male and female.

https://wildlifeinformer.com/fish-that-change-gender/

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Genus: Britney
Species: Griner

doubledog said:

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Buford T. Justice said:

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I'm asking a legitimate question and not poking the bear so to speak. I'm not privy to any animal research findings, but am curious to know if anyone is aware of studies having been conducted.

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Not consistent with the propagation of the species, so in that aspect, no.

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Wait--- I thought if one.

The cuttlefish.

I saw a documentary once where a HUGE male cuttlefish had his prize female he was mating with and protecting.

This smaller male changed his color and shape to appear to be a female. This made the big male put his guard down and allow the fake female closer to him and the actual female.
The disguised male then slipped a soerm packet to the female and swam away.

You can put your boots in the oven.... but that don't make 'em biscuits.

Clob94 said:

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doubledog said:

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Buford T. Justice said:

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I'm asking a legitimate question and not poking the bear so to speak. I'm not privy to any animal research findings, but am curious to know if anyone is aware of studies having been conducted.

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Not consistent with the propagation of the species, so in that aspect, no.

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Wait--- I thought if one.

The cuttlefish.

I saw a documentary once where a HUGE male cuttlefish had his prize female he was mating with and protecting.

This smaller male changed his color and shape to appear to be a female. This made the big male put his guard down and allow the fake female closer to him and the actual female.
The disguised male then slipped a soerm packet to the female and swam away.

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Genus: Jody
Species: Male

Thats all I got!