Male Koalas constantly rape female Koalas when it is breeding time. If she is tired and refuses the male Koala will litrally drag her against her will and have sex with her. See the video, it gets quite violent.
Blue_UK said:Are you serious?
I certainly don't know, but there must be occations in nature where one partner is not entirely willing.
Perhaps they will rape in self defense!
spidergoat said:I suppose animals are different from humans in that even if the sex is not consentual, there is little point in it being violent, because this would reduce the ability of the mother to care for the kids, and it is still reproduction that is the goal.
Dr Lou Natic said:I mentioned them spurious.
Geeze what the hell is wrong with you?! Argh, I'm furious I'm furious at spurious!
Dr Lou Natic said:All animals are inspired to mate because it is a pleasurable experience for them.
The real reason behind every animal having sex (including humans) is reproduction.
If animals really had repoduction in mind while mating that would mean they are smarter than us.
Whatever violence against female & deviations in the process don't come under the scope of reproductory mechanism.
John Connellan said:Believe it or not, a lot of animals don't realise that having sex will produce offspring!
Why then nature created this violance? Is it not common among all animals? If it is not a part of reproductive mechanism--why it is made to form a part of the game? Does it enhances or improve the reproductive mechanism? All these questions are to be really thought. Btw, do you have any technical knowledge that more the violance better can be the reproductive mechanism---may enhance forcefull ejection & strong sperm to reach first (just for the "survival of the fittest"). I don't know if it can be linked to sex determination.everneo said:Having sexual urge is clearly nature's reproductory mechanism... Whatever violence against female & deviations in the process don't come under the scope of reproductory mechanism.
Kumar said:Why then nature created this violance? Is it not common among all animals? If it is not a part of reproductive mechanism--why it is made to form a part of the game? Does it enhances or improve the reproductive mechanism? All these questions are to be really thought. Btw, do you have any technical knowledge that more the violance better can be the reproductive mechanism---may enhance forcefull ejection & strong sperm to reach first (just for the "survival of the fittest"). I don't know if it can be linked to sex determination.
Phantom said:Why was the assumption made that sex is pleasureable for ALL animals just because it is for humans. Exactly how was it found out?
Since we make the generalisation that dogs wag their tails when they're happy, do dogs wag their tails while humping another.
Or do they show it in another way?