...it's not dark yet, but it's gettin' there...
Another study, which confirms the obvious. Females prefer males with bigger gonopodia.
Data in hand, Langerhans exposed about 50 females, one at a time, to video images of a male of average proportions at one end of an aquarium and an outsized male at the other end.Don't feel bad though guys, the study also suggests that you might be able to solve your little problem by simply moving to a "predator free environment.""They chose the larger one over and over," Langerhans said. "All females had the same preference."
"We found that in predator-free environments gonopodia size was larger, as there is minimal cost for large genitalia in that environment," Langerhans said. For the record, the sex organs of the predator-free guppies were 15 percent longer, on average.Oh yah, I forgot to mention it. The study was done on fish.
Proving that even in the animal kingdom, females are cruel creatures that mock their males. Next up...studies show that female fish prefer males with gold cards :P
Posted by: Douglas on Nov. 21, 2006So what if it was made on fish? It's just as relevant on people! You know what they say about women and ... gonopodias : some like it big, some like it huge :)
Posted by: discount leather sofa on Nov. 24, 2006It would be better to study that on experimental rats.
Posted by: Selina on Nov. 28, 2006