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I know this kind of breaks the rules.
If you could turn into any animal at will, what animal would you choose. Me personally I would want to be a cat. I didn't put a poll because theres just no point in making a list that will never have all the animals people want.
I would want to be the first Golden Retriever puppy a family gets...
Just think how two parents love the dog for the first time. And how the dog and the baby grows up together and becomes man best friend...
I'd love to be a cat. Don't know what kind of cat, but definitely a cat.đ
A dog, but not for the reason's listed. I just think it would be a good life being petted and taken care of, nothing sexual just a nice family dog.
A cat, but what kinda cat would depend on my mood of course. If I'm all alone in a scary place I want to turn into a mountain lion!
The australian seahorse. It is bisexual and flirts with up to 25 potential partners a day.
Not according to google, it says that the Australian seahorse is monogamous.
Depends where you look I guess. Quote:
"Monday, 11 October 2010
World's Top Ten Sexually Active Animals
When you were a kid, the idea of animal sex was as pristine as the normal âboy meets girlâ scenario. Itâs a sentimental encounter where lovers meet each other at the right place and at the right time, make babies and rear their young.
The idea of sexual sadism, masochism, the Kama Sutra, role-playing, gay sex, masturbation or any other risqué sexual activities are thought to be strictly human, or are they?
Here are the top ten sexually active animals that put the word âwildâ in wildlife.
10. Sea Horses
Studies conducted by the Sea Life Center aquariums in Britain suggest that out of the 3,168 sea horse sexual encounters that were recorded, 37 percent of these encounters were a variant of gay sex.
Scientists were able to identify two specific breeds of seahorses that engage in bisexual behavior. These are the Australian seahorses and the Caribbean slender seahorses. These two breeds were observed flirting with 25 potential partners each day. The only species of seahorse that remained faithful to their respective partners was the British spiny seahorse."
Source the nature animals . Com
Being someone who loves science, I would be inclined to believe you. But as the post by 'thenatureanimals.com' did not give the source data of this claim, I remain skeptic. I have searched and will continue searching for the original research by The Sea Life Center, but as of now I haven't found any proof of this being true.
I apologize. Upon further inspection, I have found that in a story done by Tami Weiss, she debunks the myth about Seahorses being monogamous. Apparently this was a misconception caused after the results of a study involving the mating habits of only one breed of seahorse were shared. Though despite searching thoroughly, I have yet to find an instance of seahorses being bisexual. As well as, you said that seahorses would flirt with up to 25 partners a day. This is somewhat misleading since seahorses only do things like this during the mating season.
P.S.
How does a fish "flirt"?
I'd like to think I'd be an owl or a leopard.
But my totem animal is the boar.