Porpoises have more fun on the sexual side of things than us rubes thanks to how their female's anatomy is not only similar to humans but is superior in terms of how pleasurable sex can be for dolphons in general.
The visible tip of the human clitoris is but the size of a pea and located slightly north of the vagina and urethra (although much of the structure remains hidden in the pelvis or under a 'hood' of skin).
The head of the dolphin clitoris, on the other hand, is slightly larger and located right near the vagina entrance. What's more, the whole organ has an 'S'-shaped bend in it, which suggests it can stick out even further when erect.
During copulation, it would be almost impossible for a dolphin penis to avoid, experts say.
"The dolphin clitoris has many features to suggest that it functions to provide pleasure to females," says biologist Patricia Brennan from Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts.
"We knew that dolphins have sex not just to reproduce, but also to solidify social bonds, so it seemed likely that the clitoris could be functional."
No sexual preference hangups either.
In the wild, for instance, bottlenose dolphins have been observed partaking in group orgies, where male and females alike use their snouts, flippers, and flukes to rub the protruding clitorises and penises of their peers.
Direct stimulation of the clitoris has also been observed in sexual interactions between only females.
One can only wonder about other cetacean lifestyles, right?
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