Your argument doesn't hold water, as usual. A particular species, to be applicable [i]shouldnt we see this type of behavior among certain lions[/i], among some tigers and elephants as we are to believe that some humans are heterosexual and some are homosexual? To point out one species and say here we have homosexual behavior within this species is not justification what it probably is our own observation is either outright wrong like you are Replacement AGAIN or tainted by some other outside motivation.
You are so full of crap that you apparently can't see straight. How's this, Numbnuts?
African lions are frequently invoked as symbols of traditional rulership, especially in patriarchal societies which involve female harems. A certain percentage of male African lions, however, forsake the available females in order to form their own same-sex group gatherings. Male lions have been documented mounting other males, and engaging in a variety of behaviors normally reserved for single pairs of opposite-sex couples. Though many other animal societies are structured in a way that might occasionally favor same-gender pairing, the reason for male lion associations is unknown. Lions have some of the strongest sex drives of any cat species, meaning that the encounters are probably more . . . purposeful than same sex interactions among birds or rams.
Might be a good idea, when you don't know what you are talking about, to just STFU.
