Do animals rape each other?

Question

I didn't know where to put this. I dreamt of a badger raping/buggering a cat last night - t'was a strange night leading up to it: I'd been led bath for about 7 hours drinking my home-brewed beer when I just fell asleep. The badger had bitten into the cat's neck and was thrusting into it - clearly raping it. So that made me wonder when I awoke.

Do animals of the same species rape each other? Does anyone know of interspecies animal rape?

Excluding humans of course.

It wasn't a nightmare. I like it when I have a strange dream. I actually woke up fairly aroused, but I'm sure the dream had nothing to do with it.

Answer 1

Yes they do -
Have you seen male dogs mounting terrified bitches? Just sex.
However monkeys force thmselves on others in the troupe to show their dominance as well as being randy much of the time...
As for inter species - how do you think mules are produced?

A donkey can be mounted by a horse BUT IT WOULD ONLY BE LOOKING FOR A STABLE RELATIONSHIP.....

Answer 2

Do Animals Rape

Answer 3

This is a really interesting question that I don't think I could answer. Sorry! But I would like to share with you a scene I have seen from a movie. In the movie there was a woman who was having phobia of having sex with her boyfriend as she had witnessed her pet being raped by another dog before. Of course the rape part was not shown in the movie. But that made me wonder if animals rape each other as well. Will come to edit the answer if I ever get to find it out. Till then, hope I could know somebody else's answers for this question as well.

Answer 4

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I didn't know where to put this. I dreamt of a badger raping/buggering a cat last night - t'was a strange night leading up to it: I'd been led bath for about 7 hours drinking my home-brewed beer when I just fell asleep. The badger had bitten into the cat's neck and was thrusting...

Answer 5

The difference is that animals do not rape females who are not in season. Neither do they rape in gangs. Nor do they kill the female after raping her. It takes a certain type of 'animal' to do that! It is actually an insult to wolves to say that a female human was raped by a gang of male humans who "behaved like a pack of wolves".

Answer 6

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What would constitute "rape" for an animal? Those species that mate for life might "consider" sexual intrusion by a non-mate to be rape, but do animals even "think" in concepts like that? Those that don't mate for life just couple when nature activates the urge in them. We humans place all sorts of psycho/emotional significance on sexual activity, but I don't think animals do that. Sex isn't really the "recreational" activity for them that it is for us. I believe that even among the species that mate for life, sex and reproduction is strictly a biological function. They may lick and 'groom' eachother as shows of affection, but sex, itself? I don't really think so. However, the naturalist, Jane Goodall who studies chimps in the wild says they live in "tribes" and occasionally attack other "tribes". When they launch these attacks, the winners steal the females from the losing tribe, as well as just taking over their territory - I would suppose that's about as close to the concept of "rape" as animals ever get..

Answer 7

Yep..... I feel really guilty for leaving my male rabbit with my male guinea pigs.

I don't think the animals know what they are doing though, they just so badly want to reproduce that they mate anything and everything.

I could tell that my rabbit had raped my guinea pigs because they had sticky 'stuff' by their bums. I should have known better, I know that he's sexually frustrated but I never thought he'd mount the guinea pigs!!

Answer 8

Controversial interpretations and implications aside (see Sociobiological theories of rape), sex in a forceful or apparently coercive context has also been documented in a variety of species. A notable example is bottlenose dolphins, where at times, gangs of bachelor males 'corner' females. The behavior is also common in some arachnids (spiders), notably those whose females eat the males during sex if not tricked with food and tied down with threads, and in some herbivorous herd species or species where males and females are very different in size, where the male dominates sexually by sheer force and size. Other animals which appear to combine sexual intercourse with apparent violent assault, also include some species of bird such as ducks and geese.

Answer 9

yes to both...
ask any farmer and they will tell you it happens...

now.. having said that - animals have HEAT cycles... a sexually agressive animal will try to mate with a female of the same species.. if she isnt in heat she kicks or does what ever to get rid of him.. an experience male will back off and wait or try a different female..

now the out of species thing happens if a male has no females of his species to mate with and is driven by hormones.. llamas will try to breed sheep... I had a donkey who tried to breed my llama (he bit a large chunk out of her neck).. and so on...

Answer 10

Well it is clear to me that your name suits you, because that was a strange dream. As for the question about the rape of another animal. You would think that it would be rape but it is just animal instinct. So there fore it isn't rape, as bad as it might seem.

Answer 11

Actually yes animals can rape each other. I know that mountain goats gang rape a female until she can't take it anymore or she dies.pretty sad.