This Bull and Male Donkey Have a Surprisingly Sexual Relationship, Providing Insights Into Interspecies and Same-Sex Bonds
Source: Smithsonian Magazine ·
The ungulates, dubbed Achille and Patroclo, chose each other repeatedly and showed affection before and after each rendezvous. Same-sex sexual encounters are common among animals of the same species, but less so between different ones
Frequently Asked Questions
What is This Bull and Male Donkey Have a Surprisingly Sexual Relationship, Providing Insights Into Interspecies and Same-Sex Bonds?
This Bull and Male Donkey Have a Surprisingly Sexual Relationship, Providing Insights Into Interspecies and Same-Sex Bonds is a article discovery curated from Smithsonian Magazine. The ungulates, dubbed Achille and Patroclo, chose each other repeatedly and showed affection before and after each rendezvous. Same-sex sexual encounters are common among animals o
How can I access or experience this?
You can experience this content directly on its original host (Smithsonian Magazine) by clicking the "Open Original" button.
Where does this content come from?
Curated from Smithsonian Magazine by the OnSuggest team to surface the most interesting and serendipitous content on the web.
More like this
All Science discoveries →Sunday book review – The Atlas of North America’s Migratory Birds by Peter P. Mara and Amy Scarpignato
This is a big book; larger than A4 and of just over 800 pages. It is full of information about movements of North American birds in maps (lots of maps), tables and words. Around 600 species are covered and their migratory behaviour is described through the results of a century of bird banding (aka ringing...
Sunday book review – Spirits of the Place by Nigel Pearce
This is a 100-page book of poems. At the back there are a dozen poems, written for each month, and comprising ‘A Commuter’s Calendar’, pace John Clare, which I enjoyed very much. Preceding those is a more varied, more rural, series of poems in a variety of styles and covering the author’s years living in...
La Francophonie, multilatéralisme des faibles ?
La Francophonie peut-elle redevenir une coalition capable de peser quand ses membres le décident ?
Salaire d’appoint, le « quart en moins » : l’économiste Rachel Silvera retrace un siècle d’inégalités salariales
Dix ans après la création du hashtag par le média « Les Glorieuses », l’économiste Rachel Silvera remonte aux origines du « salaire d’appoint » dévolu aux femmes pendant des siècles.
Et si Socrate était le meilleur allié des enseignants face à l’intelligence artificielle ?
Les dialogues de Platon montrent qu’apprendre, c’est en grande partie reconnaître ce que l’on ignore à travers un va-et-vient de réflexions. Face à l’intelligence artificielle, qui sait si bien répondre, la méthode socratique pourrait renouveler l’évaluation des étudiants.
Soigner la dépression pendant la grossesse pourrait favoriser le développement cérébral du bébé
Proposer une psychothérapie pendant la grossesse aux femmes souffrant de dépression pourrait également être bénéfique à leurs futurs nouveau-nés.