Fascinating Facts About Homosexual Behaviour In Animals
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Same-sex behaviour, including homosexual acts and social bonding, is observed in many animal species
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It has been documented in a wide array of animals, including mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, and insects
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The examples range from lions and giraffes to albatrosses and dolphins
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Male lions often form bonds with each other, engaging in courtship rituals like nuzzling, caressing, and head rubs
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Giraffes, particularly males, are known for "necking," a form of homosexual behaviour where they rub their necks against each other's bodies, heads, and necks
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Bonobos, known for their peaceful nature, frequently engage in sexual activity, including homosexual acts
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Bottlenose dolphins are known for their bisexuality and can form lifelong bonds with same-sex partner
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Japanese macaques display bisexual behavior, with females pursuing same-sex partners even when pursued by other males
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