Humans Are Not Made Monogamous
	Of course, when Hollywood stars or politicians have extramarital affairs, the whole world rumbles. But if we peek into human biology, anthropology and sociology, the monogamous human appears as a very weird notion. We are mammals, and if we look to the mammalian world, just 3 to 5% of the about 5,000 species of mammals form lifelong, monogamous bonds – this is the case of beavers, wolves, gibbons, jackals, foxes, some bats, dwarf deer ... [read more >>]
	12 April 2008, 06:00GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

9 Facts About Foxes
	In many cultures, a fox is the symbol for a cunning person; in others a vixen is the symbol for the lascivious woman. But what do you really know about this animal? 1.During the Ice Age, 400-650,000 years ago, the red fox and polar fox split from a common ancestor, Vulpes alopecoides. 2.Foxes can live solitary, in couples with their offspring or in groups of 4-6 adults. The territory of the groups, depending on the resources, varies ... [read more >>]
	22 November 2007, 16:29GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Sex Makes Women Feel Hotter
	Testosterone is a very pushy hormone that induces that horny state in men. A new Canadian research points out that in fact, risen levels of testosterone act in men and women, straight or gay, in the same manner, making them feel really hot... Men are almost always disposed to sex, but in women, testosterone must fuel the desire for intercourse. And it was found to increase the likelihood of an orgasm but the new research shows t ... [read more >>]
	09 March 2007, 08:50GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia