Homosexual behaviour widespread in animals according to new study

is this where the term "queer as a bird" stems from?

How can you call a certain behaviour "unnatural"? Nature enfolds everything that exists, so there's no such thing as "unnatural". Homosexuality is part of nature. Accept it.

If it so natural to be gay, i would like to see a homosexual couple make a baby naturally, using no technology, only naturally.

You have your definitions all wrong. The concept of nature is not to procreate. Grab a dictionary please .

Oh really? Taken biology lately? Life wants to survive. I suggest you go take some biology and come back with a better answer.

I'm merely trying to correct you in your incorrect use of the language.

Nature:

1. The world and its naturally occurring phenomena, together with all of the physical laws that govern them.
2. Living organisms and their environments.

Being a breeder of both German Shepherds and a herd of over 20 rare goats....I just have to reply to this thread....OMG
I can't believe some of the posts I am reading!.. What you guys are seeing as homosexual behavior is nothing more than a showing of dominance. In at least both packs and herds ....all that an individual animal cares about is status.....where exactly it fits in the order of things...once order is established....there is peace....
What you are viewing as homosexual acts are fights for dominance and nothing more.....outrageously COMMON and certainly commonplace around here.!

Im sure glad my friends dont try to pick figghts with me by mounting me from behind .

Oh and i think more gay dogs are drinking tap water too

[edit on 15-10-2009 by TheFaiThfulSkepTic]

No tap water here.
Yes, I live in that other country....RURAL America
I guess the thing that ANGERS me most with what I know is "MY tax dollars paid for this study?" NO WAY (Highly suspicious)
Anyone who deals with larger groups of animals knows that it's just a sign of dominance.
Who's on top I guess