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Female primates are generally selective of the males they will mate with, looking for traits in the males that would give their offspring greater chances for su
by kcplate 4y ago
Female primates are generally selective of the males they will mate with, looking for traits in the males that would give their offspring greater chances for survival, while male primates are significantly less selective of the females they will mate with.
I’m surprised people seem to think homo sapiens sapiens has somehow moved beyond instinctual behaviors programmed by thousands upon thousands of years of evolution.
We haven’t.
- lvass 4y agoMaybe not instinctively, but socially we definitely have at some point. Sharia, coverture, old testament laws, etc.
- orangepurple 4y ago> I’m surprised people seem to think homo sapiens sapiens has somehow moved beyond instinctual behaviors programmed by thousands upon thousands of years of evolution. > We haven’t. I have seen my own children develop their understanding of the world through such stereotypical behaviors that it further solidifies my appreciation of just how much human behavior is derived from innate instinct.