The New York Times Asks If Animals Can Be Gay, We Have Photo Proof

In this week's New York Times Magazine, there is a long and thoughtful article about homosexuality in animals. But screw that. All the evidence you need can be found in these photos of super gay animals. (If you want to actually read the article, you can find it here.)

The gay penguins that started it all.

Fiiiiiiiiiiiiierce.

I believe I saw this gentleman at the Eagle last week.

Guys...come on. There could be children around here. Do you have no sense of decency?

It's nice to just be able to unwind, you know? After work, just relaxing in the company of other men, maybe getting a massage. Who knows what might happen?

This is the Fancy Freshwater Goldfish, aka the animal with the gayest name on earth.

You might think this cat is just trying to get you to pet its belly, but it's actually vogueing. Feline realness!

Trivia fact: flamingos get their distinctive pink coloring from their diet of glitter.

Oooo, girl. You better check your weave, Mary.

Older, butch dog seeks same. Into leather, BDSM, sub-dom. DDF, you be too. Please, no twinks.