
Have you ever looked at a magazine, billboard or television advertisement and noticed how utterly depressed male models look. How many of them are smiling?

Have you ever looked at a magazine, billboard or television advertisement and noticed how utterly depressed male models look. How many of them are smiling?

Have you ever asked your pet, “why are you so cute?!” I do not know about you but I ask my cat this all the time. Obviously science asked this too, because they have discovered some really neat genetic anomalies that explain why some cats are so cute!

If Tiger Woods has taught me anything, it’s that monogamy can be a bit of a farce (clearly, I don’t play golf). Both men and women seem to be prone to straying from loving and sexually exclusive relationships. So is monogamy even natural, or did we invent it?

Inter-species sex is great! Right?! Well, for us at least it was great. You see, for some time now we have known that Neanderthals and humans co-existed and even ‘exchanged genes’. That is scientific lingo for ‘had sex’. Yes, Neanderthals and your long-lost 418th cousin once-removed had sex.

Are we seeing the downfall of men? Could men one day become obsolete?

How do you make babies if the man doesn’t have a penis? Well squids have found a way and let’s just say, things are a bit S&M (Note: There is NO Japanese hentai in this post)

When you’re an animal that can have sex for days on end, you really need more than one penis

First there was the Watergate Scandal. Then there was ClimateGate. And for a brief moment, we had KanyeGate, but what;s this, now we have SemenGate? That’s right, controversy over semen has reached boiling point, all thanks to the one suggestion that semen may just be the next big anti-depressant.