During your lifetime you have probably spent huge amounts of time wondering, how the hell did dinosaurs have sex? Did the male mount the female or vice versa? How much semen did one ejaculation produce? How tricky was it considering that a T-Rex can weigh up to 30 tonnes and one crucial body part was 12 feet [sch]long?
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Most researchers concluded that dinosaurs had sex like |
The males and females of modern-day birds and reptiles have a single body opening for urination, defecation, and reproduction–something called a cloaca (Latin for sewer! wow!). Paleontologists believe that dinosaurs had the same basic equipment, and that they coupled by pressing their cloacas together. Kinda sapphic if you ask me.
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Pelecanimimus dinosaurs mating – these bird-like creatures lived 120 million years ago during the Cretaceous period |
All dinosaurs used the same basic position to mate. Mounting from the rear, he put his forelimbs on her shoulders, lifting one hind limb across her back and twisting his tail under hers to align the cloaca.
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I am going to assume that all that liquid is from both of them. Orgasmic |
Some of Halstead’s present-day counterparts concur that that’s the way dinos did it.
“I don’t think there’s much doubt about that,” Dr. Gregory M. Erickson, an evolutionary biologist at Florida State University, told The Huffington Post in a telephone interview. But, he acknowledged, “It must have been a hell of a thing to see.”
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This does not look safe. |
So what do you think of this discovery? Are geoscientists venturing into matters that don’t help us grow or is such discoveries useful for the growth of earth sciences? Let me know in the comments below.
More images for you to pleasure yourself with:
40 Dinosaurs Having Sex (NSFW if You Are a Dino)
Sources
Daily Mail
Huffington Post
Buzzfeed