Beetle World

Among penguins, dolphins, monkeys and other animals, it is considered normal when two males or two females have same-sex sex. Even insects and spiders copulate regularly among conspecifics of the same sex and this with an astonishing frequency. Up to 85% of male beetles in some species live as same-sex couples. The majority of same-sex pairings among insects and spiders is based on confusion. That could be the case, because in the beetle world the sexes look very similar.