''The Sex Lives of Animals at The Museum of Sex presents an uncensored story of the natural world, moving animal sexuality beyond the confines of reproduction and mating, towards discussions of orientation and cognition. By exploring the most intimate part of life, where it is often said we are most animal like, we can appreciate the significance of research on animal sexuality and, perhaps, extrapolate these concepts to larger issues regarding sexuality in general.''

Description of art exhibit at the Museum of Sex in NYC entitled, "The Sex Lives of Animals" that features lifesize sculptures of animals engaged in sex play including a deer threesom, genital-rubbing female bonobos, and dolphins using a blowhole in a creative way. (Rune Olsen)