Why does sex come so naturally for animals, i.e. they don't have to learn like many humans do?

Answer 1

Animals only have sex to procreate, never for pleasure. Humans only have learn to do it well and to please their partner.

Answer 2

Animals in the wild learn by watching as they grow up. Those raised by humans do not always know what to do. You have been hearing about sex for a long time.

There was a famous study done in the 1960's. It is controversial for its technique and considered cruel by many. Baby female monkeys were separated from their mothers soon after birth and raised in isolation. When it was time for breeding, they did not know what to do. They were restrained in racks to be bred. When they gave birth, they often sat in a corner terrified of thing (their own baby), or attacked it.

Large birds raised by humans have been known to ignore their own, and then do a mating dance when the human handler came near the pen.

I once had a friend who worked in an infertility clinic. They had a couple who had an extensive work up. The clinic finally told them that they could find not reason when she was not getting pregnant. The wife said that she was relieved because sex hurt too much. They had never had vaginal intercourse. Strange, but sex is called "getting a piece of ...

Answer 3

Hey!

Sex comes naturally to both animals and humans. The problems that usually arise is humans are more conscious of other beings and try to make the experience for their partner more pleasurable. Animals have no such hold back. In fact, it usually isn't pleasurable for the female of a species at all....

Humans instinctively know the basics of sex, it's how to pleasure the partner that doesn't come naturally.

Luv ya,
Tashi :)

Answer 4

It does not factor in the female having an orgasm

It only lasts for 2 secs

The guy does not have to call the female, or take her out on expensive dates.

They don't use multiple positions to get it on

It's only to make babies.

It is strictly guided by instinct, smells, and hormones. There's nothing to think about.

Answer 5

They must be more advanced than us. Maybe someday we can learn to mark out territory with dung instead of fences, like the other advanced animals.

Answer 6

We have to learn?

I think if no one ever had told me what to do, I would have figured it out pretty quick.

Answer 7

I can't think of anyone who had to learn.