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09-14-2021, 12:22 AM
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Yes, there are trans animals.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vic...animals?espv=1
Yes vice is absolute dog chit but this was so funny to read.
“ It might seem a bit of a stretch to relate animal life to human politics, but to quote what some MRAs trolls have shouted at me on Twitter, "biology is biology." These people often argue that there is an absolute biological distinction between males and females, and that's simply not true. ”
Yes vice is absolute dog chit but this was so funny to read.
“ It might seem a bit of a stretch to relate animal life to human politics, but to quote what some MRAs trolls have shouted at me on Twitter, "biology is biology." These people often argue that there is an absolute biological distinction between males and females, and that's simply not true. ”
09-14-2021, 12:32 AM
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09-14-2021, 12:32 AM
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Clown Fish
This brightly colored blob is one of the most popular transsexual animals. According to Marinebio.org, a website devoted to sharing the wonders of sea life with the world, clown fish have hierarchical communities, where a female dominates and has sex with a big man fish. "If the female dies, then the dominant male will sex-change into a female, and a non-dominant male will change into a dominant male," the author explains. This is a species of "sequential hermaphrodites," which means they're all born male and later turn into females.
This brightly colored blob is one of the most popular transsexual animals. According to Marinebio.org, a website devoted to sharing the wonders of sea life with the world, clown fish have hierarchical communities, where a female dominates and has sex with a big man fish. "If the female dies, then the dominant male will sex-change into a female, and a non-dominant male will change into a dominant male," the author explains. This is a species of "sequential hermaphrodites," which means they're all born male and later turn into females.
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