Of the three you stated only one is particularly odd:
-prominent breast while not lactating
There are other female primates enjoy sex and possess what is necessary to achieve orgasm. The only reason we don't know if they orgasm is that we can't ask them.
Other primates have hidden ovulation.
I do not believe a consensus explanation on why breasts in humans formed the way they did exists. A lot of our genetics is broken or illogical though so it is likely an accidental mutation. We still have the genes to grow a tail we just have other genes to tell us not to as an example.
Humans were down to a very small population at one point in time so that led to some abnormalities that could be one of them. Like our terrible jaw structure which is both not large enough for the adult set of teeth but also prone to disease. Could be a byproduct of being bipedal another thing that separates humans from mammals.
We can't go back in time to see that evolution happen so we may never know.
If prominent breasts are some kind of mutation then males must have developed the attraction over time (adapting to it) yet males haven't developed a defense against hidden ovulation. Odd, isn't it?
I was aware that some primates have the ability (or potential, anyway) to orgasm. I never said human females were the only animals who can. Just the fact that it's completely unnecessary-and the ability is EXTREMELY rare among mammals-is what's puzzling. And that human females are the only animals who have ALL 3 of the traits I listed. So it appears that human females, biologically, have some strange differences from all other animals, these differences having no biological purpose, while human males do NOT have such strangs differences from other male mammals.
Are women more evolved biologically than men?
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Of the three you stated only one is particularly odd:
-prominent breast while not lactating
There are other female primates enjoy sex and possess what is necessary to achieve orgasm. The only reason we don't know if they orgasm is that we can't ask them.
Other primates have hidden ovulation.
I do not believe a consensus explanation on why breasts in humans formed the way they did exists. A lot of our genetics is broken or illogical though so it is likely an accidental mutation. We still have the genes to grow a tail we just have other genes to tell us not to as an example.
Humans were down to a very small population at one point in time so that led to some abnormalities that could be one of them. Like our terrible jaw structure which is both not large enough for the adult set of teeth but also prone to disease. Could be a byproduct of being bipedal another thing that separates humans from mammals.
We can't go back in time to see that evolution happen so we may never know.
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If prominent breasts are some kind of mutation then males must have developed the attraction over time (adapting to it) yet males haven't developed a defense against hidden ovulation. Odd, isn't it?
I was aware that some primates have the ability (or potential, anyway) to orgasm. I never said human females were the only animals who can. Just the fact that it's completely unnecessary-and the ability is EXTREMELY rare among mammals-is what's puzzling. And that human females are the only animals who have ALL 3 of the traits I listed. So it appears that human females, biologically, have some strange differences from all other animals, these differences having no biological purpose, while human males do NOT have such strangs differences from other male mammals.