Once a taboo subject, our knowledge of female sexuality has come along in leaps and bounds over the last few years. New Scientist reveals some of the most significant findings
Female orgasm seems to be a happy afterthought of our evolutionary past when it helped stimulate ovulation, a new study of mammals shows. Female orgasm seems to be a happy afterthought of our
Don’t tell Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal (above), but instead of having an evolutionary purpose, the pleasure of a female orgasm may be a vestige of how ovulation was induced in ancestral mammals.
Scientists have finally worked out why women have orgasms – and it’s all thanks to monkeys. For years, researchers have wondered why exactly the female orgasm exists.
Mar 12, 2014 · By Seriously Science | March 12, 2014 6:00 am Photo: flickr/ mario There is a long-standing and heated debate in the scientific literature about whether or not there are two kinds of female orgasm.
Scientists have finally worked out why women have orgasms – and it’s all thanks to monkeys. For years, researchers have wondered why exactly the female orgasm exists.
Female orgasm seems to be a happy afterthought of our evolutionary past when it helped stimulate ovulation, a new study of mammals shows. Female orgasm seems to be a happy afterthought of our
The Mystery of the Female Orgasm, Explained With Science Sex is awesome. And as we point out elsewhere on this web site, the titles of scientific studies about sex things are the awesomest of all.
The Case of the Female Orgasm: Bias in the Science of Evolution by Elisabeth Lloyd, Ph.D., a biology professor at Indiana University, shoots holes in virtually every theory that has ever attempted
The mystery of the female orgasm From the existence of the G-spot to the origin of multiple orgasms, female sexuality once mystified scientists. But as Linda Geddes discovers, radical experiments