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answer Yesterday Heiner Klös, a biologist at Berlin's Zoo, said: "The pairs show signs of courtship but they don't actually get round to mating. So I don't think we can say that they are actually gay."

They arent freaking gay, they have a friend. Of course it couldnt be anything about them being out of their natural environment could it?? Thats to much of a stretch to explain "odd" animal behaviour. After all, tigers that are in the zoo pace back and forth in their 'habitat' b/c they are worriers not b/c they are living in cages when they should be running around killing stuff.

A lot of strange behaviour happens in zoos, thats the nature (if you will) of removing something from its home.
take me and submerse me in jello while menataurs and pixies stare at me and prod me, and I'm certain I'm gonna act differently than I used to.

Idiots. There are no gay penguins. Gosh, german zoos suck.