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Boffins discover violent evolutionary reason behind why monkeys love same-sex bonking

Boffins discover violent evolutionary reason behind why monkeys love same-sex bonking
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Scientists Closer to Understanding Gay Behavior in Animals

Researchers found "an across-species statistical association between same-sex sexual behavior and social behavior," study author José M. Gómez told Newsweek.

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Male Monkeys Have More Sex with Other Males Than with Females in This Well-Studied Group

Does the prevalence of same-sex encounters in a group of Puerto Rican monkeys enhance their ability to pass along their genes?

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Male monkeys have more same-sex romps than hookups with females: study

A July 2023 study lead by researcher Vincent Savolainen determined that 72% of male rhesus macaques engaged in same-sex behaviors for its social and reproductive benefits.

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Scientists studying rhesus monkeys find surprising benefits to same-sex relationships

A group of monkeys is challenging humans views on sexuality by showing that same-sex behavior among males strengthens their social networks and may even help them father more offspring.

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