Do Bali Monkeys use Sex Toys - World Scientists' Surprises Unusual sexual behavior of the long-tailed macaque Monkeys in Monkey Forest Bali

Editors Comments: It took a bunch of Canadian students from my home country Canada to discover unusual sexual activity with Bali's monkeys.

As the old saying goes "monkey see monkey do".

Maybe the monkeys are learning from all young foreigners who are now invading southern Bali. LOL

Foreign Media Highlights Monkeys in Bali's Monkey Forest.  

Monkey Forest Ubud, Gianyar Bali. Photo: Genpi.co bali.jpnn.com , UBUD - Foreign media is again focusing on Bali. 

World Scientist's Findings Surprise Tuesday, August 16, 2022 – 11:51 WIB 

Foreign Media Highlights Monkeys in Monkey Forest Bali, World Scientists' Findings Surprise - JPNN.com Bali Long-tailed macaques that live in

 This time it is related to the sexual behavior of the long-tailed macaque (Macaca fascicularis) that lives in Monkey Forest Ubud, Gianyar. foreign media Daily Star discussed the unusual behavior of the monkeys living in the tropical forests on the Island of the Gods. Also Read: 

The Daily Star highlighted the results of research by a research team at the University of Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, which was published in Ethology, an international journal on behavioral biology. 

The results of the study were published in a journal entitled, 'Do Monkeys Use Sex Toys? Evidence of Stone Tool-Assisted Masturbation in Free-Ranging Long-Tailed Macaques'. 

The University of Lethbridge research team led by Camilla Cenni observed hundreds of video footage between 2016 and 2019 in the 12.5-hectare nature reserve.

The research team found long-tailed monkeys often masturbate with stones.

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The behavior of masturbating using stones is not only done by male monkeys, but also females. Also Read: Foreign Media Peels Foreign Tourist Queues at Bali Airport, Very Bad "

Some of our data support the hypothesis about sex toys indicating that tapping and rubbing stones against the genital area and groin is a sexually motivated behavior," said the research team reported by the Daily Star of the journal Ethology. 

The video footage confirms the predictions of scientists during the study that primates are like humans who not only masturbate, but also use devices as aids to achieve gratification. 

The results showed that male monkeys at Monkey Forest Ubud rubbed stones on their genitals. However, this method never ends with ejaculation. 

The study, which lasted for three years, also revealed that female monkeys were more fussy when looking for stones for self-gratification. 

Female monkeys in Monkey Forest are more selective when choosing stones for sexual aids. 

Adult female monkeys at Monkey Forest Ubud look for rocks with rough and angular surfaces, different from the males.

The bipedal fauna then pushes their stone of choice into their genital organs for stimulation. 

The research team admits studying masturbating primates is not a new study. However, apes masturbating using assistive devices are clearly less common. 

Scientists from the University of Lethbridge, Canada suspect the behavior of the long-tailed macaque in Ubud is related to mating patterns and physiological responses. “… such as estrus in women or erection in men,” reads the report. (Daily Star/jpnn.com) This news has been broadcast on JPNN.com with the title: Wow…