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"IT
IS A GIFT TO BE GAY" |
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"The
platypus
is the spiritual, mystical, totemic symbol
of the LGBT community because it breaks
all the rules, defying traditional classification. Mammals
don’t lay eggs. Yet the platypus is an egg-laying
mammal (called a monotreme), and the platypus is
the only monotreme known on the Earth.
It is not a bird, but has the bill and webbed feet like
that of a duck. Mammals are not poisonous. Poison is a feature
of insects and reptiles. The platypus is neither an insect
nor a reptile, yet it is poisonous. It lives in two
worlds, as it is a semi-aquatic creature.
So like Gay people, he lives between the worlds (of straight
and Gay, spirit and matter). Innately ironic,
the platypus has a built in knack for camp. He forces us
to create greater, more inclusive
definitions of taxonomy, just as the LGBT
tribe forces the heterosexual tribe
to refine and expand their narrow definitions
of what is “natural,” for even though the straight
tribe likes to claim that Gays are not natural,
we still exist as a natural reality, nonetheless.
Nature always shall have the last word,
and the last laugh." |
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Seahorses
typically mate for life. The male seahorse is equipped
with a brood pouch on the ventral, or front-facing, side.
When mating, the female seahorse deposits the eggs in
the male's pouch, which the male then internally fertilizes.
The male carries the eggs until they emerge,
expelling fully-developed, miniature seahorses in the
water.--"Yes you read correctly it is the
male seahorse, is the one who carries the babies."
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Many
members of the coral reef fish family Pseudochromidae may
be able to undergo bi-directional sex changes.
According to experimental evidence from
Wittenrich and Munday, which has just been published in
the journal Zoological Science, the ability for
males to become female and females
to become male could be widespread in pseudochromids.
Pseudochromids, or dottybacks as they are
more commonly known, have long been known to have the
ability to change sex when there is a lack of partners
of the opposite sex around to reproduce with.
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