The Acolyte Rizla,
Yes in an endeavour to assert that in human society is also accepted as normal intelligent amoral behaviour.

However in animals it is merely bisexual play but when heterosexual opportunities arise they are there for the occasion and that is the preference.

Philo,

Boy, you never get tired of being wrong, do you? Some animals are bisexual, but others display an exclusive homosexual orientation. For example, bonobos are bisexual, but some rams are exclusively homosexual.

The Acolyte Rizla,
I grew up on farms and worked on farms till I was 39. Sheep have a bonding identity, if brought up by humans bond with humans. My youngest brother at three had a young lamb (a ram) that when the ram matured we had to get rid of because he had bonded with my brother and tried continuously to mount him. The person who brought him put in a paddock with several ewes where he did his work and all were happy. Was he really homosexual?

Philo,

Anecdote in place of argument? F-, and remain behind after class to write 'I must not extrapolate from the specific to the general without solid data to back up my conjectures' 500 times.

I have lived and bred animals for a major part of my life and female animals on heat in a herd are mounted by other cows, this does not prove women are similarly lesbian. It was a sign the cows wanted to be served by the bull. In the case of a flock of sheep a ram can serve over 250 ewes in a night. Twin rams often bond from birth and are seen playing together however as grown rams they can service ewes and are not preferring other rams as you seem to claim parallels homosexual humans who prefer only same sex.