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no - because sex has a biological cost. Many mammals have a "heat" cycle where adults become sexually active, then it goes away. Then everyone can return to sur
by mistrial9 3y ago
no - because sex has a biological cost. Many mammals have a "heat" cycle where adults become sexually active, then it goes away. Then everyone can return to survival. It is arguable that only certain niche creatures with relatively easy lives, can afford to be sexual more than that.
- dredmorbius 3y agoSo long as we're discussing nonhuman animal behaviour, polyamory seems far more the norm than monogomy, so far as I'm aware. (Definitely outside my wheelhouse.)