"Unlike other primates, humans and bonobos have separated sex from its reproductive function, and use it as a medium of exchange. Sexual transactions in humans are to obtain something for the individual who grants the favor, whereas bonobos use sex to defuse social tensions, to maintain a peaceful community."“Bonobos, to the exact opposite, live in female managed societies where violence is not tolerated, where rape and infanticide do not exist, where other species are not killed, and where a wide variety of enjoyable sexual activities are used to enhance friendships and to resolve conflicts.”
“Female bonobos, like human women, have large breasts that are not functionally necessary for nursing, but serve for sexual attraction. Like human females, the genitalia of female bonobos are in the front, for face to face copulation, which makes humans and bonobos unique among the primates.”
“In common only with humans, bonobo females are always receptive to sex, not just when they are in estrus. All other primate females are receptive for just a few days a month, and only if they are not pregnant or nursing.”
“In common only with humans, bonobo females are always receptive to sex, not just when they are in estrus. All other primate females are receptive for just a few days a month, and only if they are not pregnant or nursing.”
“Instead of fighting as chimpanzees or humans would, bonobos engage in group sex to resolve conflicts.”
The Bonobo ape is the most peaceful primate on the planet. Instead of making war to settle disagreements, these polysexual animals have sex — and lots of it — about once every ninety minutes, and not just in pairs."
The Bonobo ape is the most peaceful primate on the planet. Instead of making war to settle disagreements, these polysexual animals have sex — and lots of it — about once every ninety minutes, and not just in pairs."
3 comentários:
Oh yes! Just do it!
A liar is not believed when he speaks the truth.
Enviar um comentário