History has been made under the sea. Scientists confirmed that two male humpback whales were photographed copulating for the first time. God bless the gays.
. It’s the perfect time to tackle those hard conversations about sex and rebirth and also literal birth. Lucky for us, we’ve got two Hawaiian humpback whales who are eager to facilitate those conversations by humping all over the Pacific. Oh, and did I mention they’re gay? Blessed day!that not only have they captured the first sighting of humpback sex, but that both whales were male.
Per the report, sightings of humpback penises have been rare , but the photographers were able to get a glimpse of the whales’ members while bearing witness to their pleasure party. What exhibitionists! Although they were a little too early for New York pride, I’m just grateful to know that, at any given moment, a horde of gay whales could be having rowdy sex just beneath the ocean’s surface. That’s hot.
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