Funny, Fascinating, Educational Lecture on Primate Sexuality

in Science, Stanford | March 23rd, 2009 Leave a Comment

This is Part 1 of a funny but also substantive talk about primate sexuality given by Robert Sapolsky to his Human Behavioral Biology class at Stanford University. As Cory Doctorow noted when featuring this video over at Boing Boing, Sapolsky (author of Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers) does a great job of lecturing on biology, and this talk is ”filled with aha moments that’ll have you rethinking your relationship to your naughty parts.”

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