Hey Bella Naijarians! Here’s a fun fact to brighten up your Monday 🙂
Did you know that the first organisms to ever have sex were fish? Armoured Scottish Fish to be precise. So says Daily Mail.
It all started 430 million years ago, when these fish first began to develop differential male and female genitalia, and started engaging in sexual intercourse in freshwater lakes where they lived in what is now Estonia, Britain, Sweden and China.
The males reportedly had L-shaped genitalia, with which they clasped onto the female fishes to ensure that mating was successful.
According to scientist, John Long, “intercourse was not conducted in a missionary position…the only way possible they could do it was sideways, square dance style, with their little arms entangled.”
He also revealed that Armoured Scottish fish had sex for both recreational and reproductive purposes.
Photo Credit: Daily Mail/PA
its really funny ,but i dont believe it .
were they there at the time?smh
Are you saying the Bible is just a fable? Christians will soon come for you BN
what happened to Adam and Eve? lool
We claim to be Christians but fault some stuffs. Na wa for mankind
Na lie I don’t believe this
Ehhhh!! What about the forbidden fruit that Adam and Eve ate?
Adam & Eve is just folkore, just like Olodumare & Obatala. Every culture has its own creation story non of which are true. The Christian creation story is not even original to the Judaism faith but a rehashed old Babylonian myth. Unbeknownst to some the bible has in fact 3 contradictory accounts of the creation story…
were they there?
and the third fish at the bottom there.. was that a menage-a-trois.. abegi.. all these ppl with their nonsense theories..
eeii such detail, the fish must have told you all that in a fishy interview. wow.
and the fish gave you all that detail during the fishy interview? awesome. bellanaija, post this comment!
..good to know….#in my sarcastic tone
nice, thank you BN. If early life were autotrophs living in extreme conditions (at the bottom of the ocean floor), it could follow that the first mating activity would be underwater