01-24-2020, 04:28 PM
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2 hours ago, silverwolf1 said:
Now, Did it happen in MY family? Here's the tricky question. Is Bestiality hereditary?
I'm not sure that the one follows the other.
More along the lines that my direct ancestors were farmers for some generations back. So the odds favor it (Kinsey noted near 50% rate among people living near farms).
If it were hereditary, it would likely decrease over generations; critter sex doesn't result in descendants.
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2 hours ago, silverwolf1 said:
Ease of delivery of the pups.
Quite possibly so. One of the main objectives of managed breeding operations is to improve on the often abysmal reproductive success observed in the wild. Wild animals only need to produce 2 individuals that survive to breed during their entire lives for the species to continue.
