Sex began in South Australia

THE history of sex began in South Australia, around 570 million years ago.
According to recent archaeological discoveries this took place 540 million years ago between 30cm- long knobby tubular animals which lived on the sea floor.

clipped from www.news.com.au THE history of sex began in South Australia, around 570 million years ago. Beating the previous record by 30 million years, the earliest known animals to have sex are now Funisia Dorothea, their exploits revealed this week in the international magazine Science. clipped from www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Synchronous aggregate growth in an abundant new Ediacaran tubular organism. Droser ML, Gehling JG. clipped from www.newsroom.ucr.edu Funisia dorothea fossil in South Australia." Mary Droser, a professor of Earth sciences, on a field trip in the South Australian outback. Video shows Mary Droser and James Gehling excavating a Funisia dorothea fossil in South Australia. View Movie Funisia dorothea, showing how it may have looked. Credit: Daniel Garson, Droser lab, UC Riverside."> Photo Caption: Artist’s reconstruction of Funisia dorothea, showing how it may have looked. Credit: Daniel Garson, Droser lab, UC Riverside. Funisia dorothea's larval attachment structures. Image credit: Droser lab, UC Riverside."> Photo Caption: Fossil excavated in South Australia shows Funisia dorothea's larval attachment structures. Image credit: Droser lab, UC Riverside. Funisia dorothea seen branching in a fossil excavated in South Australia. Image credit: Droser lab, UC Riverside."> Photo Caption: Funisia dorothea seen branching in a fossil excavated in South Australia. Image credit: Droser lab, UC Riverside.

High Heels Improve Sex Life

Who might think that wearing high heels shoes is bad for your health might be wrong. According to a study of an Italian doctor it even improves women’s sex life.

clipped from skypedia.org Sex Life : High Heels Improve it Wearing higher heels may improve women’s sex life, according to an Italian doctor. Dr Maria Cerruto says 2ins high heels can help improve pelvic floor muscles, reports the BBC. Pelvic floor muscles assist sexual performance and satisfaction, and also provide vital support to the pelvic organs, which include the bladder, bowels and uterus. Dr Cerruto said: “Women often have difficulty in carrying out the right exercises for the pelvic zone and wearing heels could be the solution. “Like many women, I like high-heeled shoes,” she added. “It’s good to know they have potential health benefits.”

Bike Sex

clipped from news.bbc.co.uk Bike sex man placed on probation A man caught trying to have sex with his bicycle has been sentenced to three years on probation. Robert Stewart, 51, admitted a sexually aggravated breach of the peace by conducting himself in a disorderly manner and simulating sex.

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Ogling may be inevitable, science says

PEOPLE’S EYES ARE AUTOMATICALLY CAPTURED BY ATTRACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE OPPOSITE SEX

In a series of experiments on something called “attention adhesion,” a team of psychologists found that every one of the men and women in their study fixated on highly attractive people within the first half second of seeing them and had a harder time pulling their gaze away from good-looking folks than average joes. What’s more, women were just as likely to ogle hotties as men.

“Our research suggests that it’s inevitable to a degree,” says Dr. Jon Maner, assistant professor of psychology at Florida State University and author of the study. “People’s eyes are automatically captured by attractive members of the opposite sex although our research also suggests that self-control can take over after that initial attentional bias.”

Just looking, hon! In defense of ogling - Behavior- msnbc.com

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