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Female bottlenose dolphins are physically able to enjoy mating as much as humans, reveals a new study. More Details: https://www.studyfinds.org/female-dolphins-clitoris-pleasure/ Female bottlenose dolphins are physically able to enjoy mating as much as humans. That in a report at StudyFinds. Scientists report that female dolphins have a clitoris that sits at the entrance of their vagina, which is a haven of sensory nerves and tissues. A detailed analysis of the structure of the dolphin clitoris suggests that the marine mammals may experience stimulation when rolling about in the waves, pleasure themselves, and could even reach orgasm. In fact scientists say these pictures depict dolphin arousal... You didn't expect this today when you logged on did you? It is common knowledge amongst scientists that dolphins are highly social creatures that regularly have sex as a way of creating and maintaining social bonds with each other. After the biologists found the clitoris in the vagina of female bottlenose dolphins, they were able to confirm the likelihood of it being stimulated during sex. In fact, the team received reports of female dolphins rubbing each other’s clitorises with their snouts, flippers, and flukes. For their research, Patricia Brennan, an assistant professor of biological sciences at Mount Holyoke College and her team studied the clitorises from eleven female dolphins that had died from natural causes. They then examined them for the presence, shape, and configuration of their erectile bodies. They also looked at how nerve fibers ran through the tissue – seen here – and were able to confirm that what they saw were “working” clitorises in dolphins. Brennan said – QUOTE – “Just like the human clitoris, the dolphin clitoris has large areas of erectile tissue that fill up with blood...The erectile tissue shape changes as animals become adults.” FIND MORE DETAIL ON THIS CONVERSATION STARTER AND OTHER STUDIES AT STUDYFINDS.COM Video Credit: Videvo, Divemaster – Videvo.net Zlatin Georgiev, Daniel Torobekov, - Pexels.com Image Credit: Dara Orbach Patricia Brennan