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All right, I found that, the rest of that report from, it's live science.

And we discuss same-sex behavior among primates.

I've been seeing more and more about that on the shows.

I mean, in my feed, because we've been discussing it.

It's my phone sitting right here.

Anyway, homosexuality among animals was going on since before time, basically.

Yeah, and what we discussed earlier is that it tends to happen more often.

When the resources, you know, are limited.

And there's lots of enemies to fight off.

So it creates more of a social bond.

There's more same-sex behavior in situations like that.

And then, let's see, it's traditionally, according to the scientists who covered all this,

same-sex behavior, traditionally underreported so the new findings highlight its significance

in a broader understanding of primate behavior.

Same-sex behavior is as important as feeding, fighting, and what's the next one?

Effing?

No, no, looking after young.

And arithmetic.

Yeah.

It's not effing or arithmetic?

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