Can animals be LGBT?

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[videogames10]

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I think it would be best to leave that one alone. Don't touch it or anything. Just smile and walk on by.

It looked freakish the one i saw in person. The veins just pumped out of it, it probably wondered why we were staring at it.

You are right I wouldnt go near it in the field there was a fence between me and it.

Those veins are intimidating. If I were a bull, I think I would find the cows with eyelash extensions more attractive than the ones with big muscles and bulging veins.

[trousers]

What if you made a herd out of all the enlarged dominant cows, would you get another even bigger cow leading it?

[Lone Wolf]

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A cow herd without a bull can have one that decides somehow it is the male or dominant and will produce a lot of testosterone and become massive.

iv seen this happen once was funny as out.

[Coinkydink]

Yes, when under stress from environmental stressors such as overpopulation, habitat destruction and pollution, the reproductive behaviour of various animal species has been observed to switch to non-reproductive sexual behaviour, which works to reduce the population growth and reduce the negative effects of overpopulation.

this is why LGBTQ happens- biology trumps culture.

We wouldn't be overpopulated if we hadn't all been forced to live in concrete boxes in the city by the mega rich industrialists who created this BS so they can feed on us all.

[Sgt.Apples]

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L: whiptail lizards are all female, I guess you can count them as lesbians?
G: A lot of animals can have homosexual tendencies, simplest example would be same-sex couples of pigeons building nests together.[www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]
B: Bonobos.
T: Yes & No. There's sequential hermaphrodites, there's some animals that will imitate the other gender, but there's no transgender animals.

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If you ask if homosexuality has been observed in animals, the answer is yes.

[Azza ☠]

Yes, many animals have shown signs of LGBT...

Yes, including even animals being transgender and changing their sex, depending on the environment factors.

It's suggested to be evolve naturally too. Such as an animal might be homosexual to avoid fighting against others in their pack over a limited number of females to mate with.

Transgender animals are known as "hermaphroditism", such as the Cloudfish, Spotted Hyena, Bearded dragons, Cuttlefish, Cardinal, Frogs, Snakes and Banana slug, etc. They can change between the two different sexes - male and female. A Bearded dragons, for example, can change sex just depending on it's enivornment temperature when incubated.

Dogs, cats, giraffes, penguins and swans, etc, all can show strong signs of being bi-sexual, lesbian or homosexual.

[Ganger]

This human LGBT+ stuff is man made and doesn't apply to the animal kingdom. The animal kingdom doesn't give too hoots about our feelings. If we humans weren't so advanced, them same animals would simply eat us.

Im going to bring this up, you know what makes me mad is how vegans make their pets vegans, this is just animal abuse. I read a article once where this vegan woman when mad at someone who give her dog some meat and her dog ate it like it was it's last supper. She even had the nerve to post about it...