Do animals go to heaven?
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2012 3:57 pm
If they do go to heaven, which kingdom will they be in? How will a temple sealed family guarantee their pets will be with their forever family in the CK?
If animals are judged and assigned to a kingdom, shouldn't LDS families be teaching chastity to their pets?
Since sexual sins are second only to murder, will any of these animals make it to the CK, or even be able to avoid outer darkness?
http://www.livescience.com/12963-top-10-polygamous-animals-bonobos-hyena.html
If animals are judged and assigned to a kingdom, shouldn't LDS families be teaching chastity to their pets?
Since sexual sins are second only to murder, will any of these animals make it to the CK, or even be able to avoid outer darkness?
http://www.livescience.com/12963-top-10-polygamous-animals-bonobos-hyena.html
Bonobos are highly promiscuous, engaging in sexual interactions more frequently than any other primate, and in just about every combination from heterosexual to homosexual unions
Spotted hyena clans are socially matriarchal, with females dominating large groups of both males and females. The mating strategy is polygamous, however, with a male mating with many females.
The wild relatives of chickens, red jungle fowl are promiscuous lovers. Since the jungle fowl stay close to home throughout their lives, sex can up the chances of mating with close relatives and delivering inbred offspring. Resisting incest can be difficult for the female fowl, which is dwarfed by the aggressive, sex-crazed males.
Sex in dolphin societies is as fluid as their aquatic undulations. The dolphins are promiscuous and mate for both reproduction and playful pleasure.
During a two-week breeding season, brown antechinus, mouse-like marsupials, begin a mating frenzy. In this promiscuous society, females mate with several partners, each copulation lasting from 5 to 14 hours, before producing offspring. Turns out, by sleeping around, the female increases the chances of her eggs being fertilized by a healthy father and in turn producing fit offspring. After such exhausting sex, before the babies are born, the male antechinus drop dead.