Posts Tagged "national geographic"

Poontang Safari: An anthropological study of mating rituals in the urban Serengeti

Posted by Beth Dylan on Jun 30, 2010 in Blog, Contemplation | 1 comment

Over the past few years, I’ve watched enough NatGeo to know that when it comes to sex, pretty much anything goes. But truth be told, the sex really isn’t what makes things interesting– although seeing a male giraffe trying to mount a female at the zoo was good for a chuckle. It’s more about what goes on before sex. How is it that two individuals wind up in the sack...