Discussion I remember seeing somewhere tidbit about female apes from one species supposedly preffering to mate with males from other more advanced ape species...

[Sergeant Kelly]

...but I can't find it now, I'm trying to google it but all I get are "guys can chimps and humans crossbreed!!???" quora retarderalds
Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

 

[HODL HONKLER]

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[Sergeant Kelly]

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It's very important for me to find it I swear.

 

[Dr. Autismo]

can't you just ask this to chatgpt or grok?

 

[Sergeant Kelly]

can't you just ask this to chatgpt or grok?

You're right! I'll try that.

 

[Dr. Autismo]

You're right! I'll try that.

i suggest grok because it actually searches the internet when you ask it shit.
its also not as cucked as cuckgpt

 

[Sergeant Kelly]

I remember seeing somewhere tidbit about female apes from one species supposedly preffering to mate with males from other ape species but I can't find anything about it, is there is some info like this?

Yes, you're likely referring to research about bonobos and chimpanzees, particularly in the context of mating behaviors and cross-species interactions. In some cases, female apes from one species may exhibit mating preferences that seem unusual or different from what we might expect.

For example:

1. Bonobos and Chimpanzees: There have been instances where female bonobos (which are a close relative to chimpanzees) have been observed showing interest in male chimpanzees or males of other species within the same genus (Pan). This is somewhat rare, but it can happen in certain circumstances, especially in captivity, where the apes are kept in proximity to each other.
2. Sexual Behavior and Mate Choice: In the wild, female bonobos often display more sexual behavior compared to chimpanzees, and female bonobos can be more socially dominant. This can lead to different mating strategies, where females may form alliances with males, sometimes preferring males that are not the typical dominant ones in their own species but those that might be more compatible or cooperative with them.
3. Cross-Species Hybridization: There's also some literature on the possibility of cross-species hybridization in the Pan genus, with bonobo-chimpanzee hybrids being discussed in theoretical terms due to the close genetic relationship between the species. In such cases, female bonobos might choose males of different species, leading to the idea of cross-species mating preferences in rare conditions.

This kind of behavior isn't the norm across all ape species, but it highlights the complexity of mating preferences in primates, which can vary depending on environmental conditions, social structures, and the availability of mates.

 

[Sergeant Kelly]

Anyway, I needed it for a shitpost but it can be food for thought on JBW I guess.

 

[Spooky_Heejin]

I don't, sorry.

 

[curryboy420]

It's called the whores of India bitches and why the fuck the white ape called the white man because he made guns 10 years before chinese nigga did so wow he so advanced so now they all want to fuck whitey because he did British empire and took everyone's stuff like a nigger and stole all of India's stuff which is loads of money and that's what the study was called.