[Dilbert San Diego]

It’s always amusing to me, when they cite studies in the animal kingdom of various behaviors, and then apply those to humans.

Occasionally, we see studies of homosexual behavior in the animal kingdom, for example. These studies are reported, I’m sure, to show that homosexuality is found among animals, so then, should be considered normal human behavior.

[Quality_Not_Quantity]

It’s always amusing to me, when they cite studies in the animal kingdom of various behaviors, and then apply those to humans.

So, flinging feces & eating vomit (just to name a couple) are okay?

[ETL]

Occasionally, we see studies of homosexual behavior in the animal kingdom, for example. These studies are reported, I’m sure, to show that homosexuality is found among animals, so then, should be considered normal human behavior.

'Gay penguins' to raise first chick; given foster egg at Sydney aquarium

The Sun ^ | Oct 13, 2018 | Patrick Knox

Posted on 10/14/2018, 10:23:04 AM by ETL

A gay penguin couple have started a family after it was decided to let them have an egg to nurture.

Sphen and Magic have become so inseparable they have been allowed to start a nest with each other in Sea Life, in Sydney, Australia.

The same-sex couple - collectively known as Sphengic - began forging an intense relationship with each other just before breeding season got underway.

The Gento penguins could be seen waddling in tandem and swimming alongside and were so close it was decided to let them adopt.

But before this they were given antenatal classes.

This entailed the flightless birds being given a dummy egg to allow them to practice incubating and develop their parenting skills.

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