Yes Philo, you're a cattle breeder so what would the point be of having a gay bull, if you're breeding cattle? None, basically. How do you know there are not any homosexual bulls? A bull that didn't mate with cows wouldn't be kept by a cattle breeder, would it? What use would it be to a cattle breeder? So how would you know that there were no homosexual bulls if they'd all been bred out of existence?

There is no homosexual animals who only choose or prefer sex with their own male gender.

Philo, how about reading this link and getchaself edgeicated!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_animals_displaying_homosexual_behavior

It even comes complete with a pic of two homosexual penguins who have coupled, and were also given an egg; the egg was successfully cared for and hatched by the homosexual penguins.

The link shows numerous species of animals that display homosexual behaviour, and provides dozens of extra links for you to delve into the vast knowledge base of homosexuality in animals.

Philo, I'm sure you'll study all the links and become quite knowledgeable regarding the facts. Isn't that great!

Fascinating stuff, TTM and Johnny30.

Homosexuality is as natural as heterosexuality!

If you lock up two males penguins in a zoo cage you might observe them having simulated sexual acts. Why? Because their instinct is to procreate. However place them in the wild and they prefer sex with the complementary gender for breeding. Even if given an egg their paternal instincts recognise that it needs to hatch. Many males of the species recognise the care of their offspring must be maintained. This does not prove male homosexuality. The instinct is to breed not merely have an emotional attraction to the same sex

Some males who cannot relate well to women prefer the company of other males. However they still want sexual pleasure and find anul sex an answer and call it natural.