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From: wbt@cbnews.att.com (William B. Thacker)
Newsgroups: sci.bio
Subject: Re: Questions about sex
Message-ID: <1990Aug1.145945.5152@cbnews.att.com>
Date: 1 Aug 90 14:59:45 GMT
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In article <37900@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU> greg@garnet.berkeley.edu (Greg Kuperberg) writes:
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>In what position do a cow and a bull, for example, have sex?  I have
>trouble imagining the bull mounting the cow from behind without breaking
>her back.

But that is, in fact, what happens.  The cow stands there, looking a trifle
nervous, as the bull mounts her from the rear.  Upon completion,
neither lights a cigarette.

>  How about elephants?  Rhinoceri?  Does the technique vary
>between different large mammals?

Not that I'm aware.  All of these, I think, use the same technique,
though many employ at least some degree of foreplay 8-)  Large
mammals and small mammals all seem to use this "doggie style"
approach (ahem), leading to the inevitable conclusion that it is
not the size that matters, but the technique.

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