VOICED: London museum goes wild with animal sex show

The Natural History Museum in London presents an exhibition exploring the sexual habits of animals, from rabbits to walruses, with a humorous and educational approach. The exhibition includes comparisons with human sexuality and provides parental guidance due to its frank content. It aims to educate visitors on the diverse reproductive strategies in the animal kingdom, highlighting the evolutionary significance of these behaviors.

What is the main focus of the exhibition at London's Natural History Museum?

• The history of the museum

• The sexual habits of the animal kingdom

• The migration patterns of birds

• The diet of various animals

Why do rabbits require a lot of stimulation according to the exhibition?

• To increase their speed

• To enhance their vision

• To ovulate and produce more offspring

• To improve their hearing

What unique feature is highlighted in the exhibition regarding size comparison?

• The wingspan of an eagle

• The length of a snake

• The height of a giraffe

• The penis bone of a walrus compared to a raccoon

What additional aspect does the exhibition compare alongside animal behaviors?

• The migration patterns of birds

• The nesting habits of reptiles

• The sex life of humans

• The dietary habits of animals

What historical perspective does the exhibition provide?

• The history of animal migration

• The evolution of sexual reproduction over a billion years

• The evolution of animal diets

• The development of animal habitats