Naughty By Nature

You could be forgiven for thinking that humans are the masters of the mating game but, as Naughty By Nature reveals, there is some wild behaviour going on in the animal kingdom.However, there's a reason for these immoral goings on. Although animals may indulge in some jaw-dropping, eye-popping and mesmerising sex, it's all in the name of nature.One of the most well known sex maniacs is the rabbit but, as only one in ten wild bunnies reach their first birthday, if it wasn't for their high fertility and their partner swapping our fluffy friends could die out.So how do animals attract their mate? Showering urine and flinging dung may not seem romantic to us, but for many animals this is a way of releasing powerful sex hormones, crucial for getting their partner in the mood.Like humans, animals come in all shapes and sizes and whoever said size doesn't matter was mistaken, for in the wild it means everything. From the largest to the smallest and the straight to the crooked, Naughty By Nature exposes some amazing genitalia and explains why they are shaped like they are.The wild sex revealed in Naughty By Nature has a purpose and it seems that in the wide world of nature, promiscuity, gender-bending and even prostitution are justified when it helps maintain populations. It may look like bad behaviour, but these creatures just doing what comes naturally.