This is just a thought I've always had. Humans and chimpanzees are so alike that its very possibe for them to create offspring. The matter is full of speculation, but why? Isn't it easier to go fuck a monkey? From wikipedia: Humanzee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
There's definitely a basis to think its possible for us to breed with chimps or bonobos. Problem is, who's going to volunteer for the experiment? I elect you. A team of researchers will arrive at your house in a matter of minutes to take you to the breeding clinic.
I saw this thread out of the corner of my eye and I was like WTF? There's a thread for just about everything I guess...Haven't you seen any of those sci-fi movies? Human hybrids or clones never turn out well. The patient will invariably lose their sense of self and go crazy and kill everything in sight.
Something like this, OP? Most fucked up sculptor ever, Patricia Piccinini. Deals with human-animal genetic hybrids, 'transhumanism' and a lot of creepy, creepy shit... Anyhow, I can see the scientific merit in it - we could find out a lot about our genes' origins and the differences in how they are expressed between us and chimps, to find out, in turn, what makes us so 'special'. But just try getting the idea off the ground with the church out there flapping their hands about...
I'd be extremely interested in what a chimp's pussy would be like. Would it be just like a smaller human? If I can dick a chimp before I die, I'll die a happy man.
This is a really fucked up thread, but I'm all for it. Op, I give you my moral consent to go bone a chimp.
The most commonly accepted theory is that of the 'hunter'. In this scenario, SIVcpz was transferred to humans as a result of chimps being killed and eaten or their blood getting into cuts or wounds on the hunter. Normally the hunter's body would have fought off SIV, but on a few occasions it adapted itself within its new human host and became HIV-1. The fact that there were several different early strains of HIV, each with a slightly different genetic make-up (the most common of which was HIV-1 group M), would support this theory: every time it passed from a chimpanzee to a man, it would have developed in a slightly different way within his body, and thus produced a slightly different strain. Source: The Origin of HIV and the First Cases of AIDS Evolution and environmental behavior is fascinating...
Just so you all know what you are getting yourselves into... The World of George Zaharoff: Bonobo Biology, Mating, Sexual Organs These are both from orangutans, the first is the vulva and the second is a very content looking male with his penis hanging out...