Scientist: Penguin Has Deviate Sexual Life

LONDON - George Murray Levick conducted research on the sex life of the Adelie penguins of Antarctica as part of ekpsedisi Captain Scott in 1910 and 1913. George surprise, penguins tend to deviate sexual conduct.

Reported by the Metro on Monday (6/11/2012), he was surprised, because based on observation or research conducted, it was revealed that young male penguins trying to 'marry' with females that have died. In addition it also reveals the behavior of homosexuality and sexual abuse of children are still small penguin.

After returning to England, scientists are finding that writing was through his studies, Natural History of the Adelie Penguin. However, reportedly one of the findings that have been deleted in the name of morality.

Therefore, separating George penguin research on sexual deviance in different studies, the Sexual Habits of the Adelie Penguin has been given to several experts before the study is lost.

More recently, studies found by Douglas Russell, a curator or supervisor at the Natural History Museum. He then returned to published studies on the dark side of the sexual life of penguins in the journal Polar Record.

In his study, George describes the Adelie penguin with other penguins get together with the sheer number of approximately half a dozen or more, and wandering on the outskirts of the hill and take action to constant sexual perversions.

It also details the scientists that penguins mate with males that females were injured. Not only that, kids penguin also a victim of sexual behavior by the male penguin.

This finding may seem surprising, Russell said that the researchers who wrote the study conduct innovative research and highly accurate. However, Russell said that what was written by George on sexual life penguin deviation is a sign of lack of experience of male penguins in the early days of the breeding season.

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