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Museum Showcases Queer Relationships in the Animal Kingdom
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Swissinfo.ch. “But this is nonsense!”He explained that what is unnatural is homophobia. “I don’t know of a single case of homosexual individuals being marginalized or disadvantaged in the animal world,” said the biologist.Kropf studies invertebrates and is employed at Bern’s Natural History Museum as a specialist.
He is also the curator of the exhibition titled “Queer – Diversity Is in Our Nature.” The show highlights the diversity of gender and sexuality in humans and other animals.
It also features discussions on homosexuality and its biological aspects.The exhibition shows plenty of examples of same-sex behavior found in nature.
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