Homosexual behaviour widespread in animals according to new study - Telegraph

Daily Telegraph by Louise Gray, Environment Correspondent | Jun. 18, 2009 (News Report)

The pairing of same sex couples had previously been observed in more than 1,000 species including penguins, dolphins and primates.

However, in the latest study the authors claim the phenomenon is not only widespread but part of a necessary biological adaptation for the survival of the species. Full Story »

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