Bestiality

1. #1Fox

   Keys: reynard, fox, vixen, vulpes · Secondary: renard

   Foxes mate through violent copulation lasting up to 60 minutes.

   Female Anatomy (Vixen):

   • Inverted Y-shaped vulva that swells from 2.5cm to 7.5cm during estrus
   • Vaginal pH drops from 7.1 to 6.3 when receptive
   • Cervix positioned for optimal knot reception (3-4" vaginal depth)
   • Secretes methyl p-hydroxybenzoate in vaginal mucus

   Male Features:

   • 5-6" erect length (massive for vulpine anatomy)
   • Distinctive upward curve with bulbous ridges
   • 2-3" knot swelling during climax

   Pheromones:

   • Violet gland secretions (tail base) smell like spiced honey
   • Pre-ejaculate contains addictive musk triggering submission

   Behavior:

   • Bites female's scruff during mounting
   • Females experience vaginal contractions at 0.8Hz during penetration
   • Post-coital lock lasts 15-30 minutes with anal sphincter spasms
   • Dribbles semen over mate's back to mark territory
2. #2Fox penis

   Keys: red fox mating, canine knot, fox penis

   Female Reception Mechanics:

   • Vaginal rugae expand to accommodate knot swelling
   • Cervical os dilates to 8mm during maximum arousal
   • Urethral sponge engorges creating internal stimulation

   Male Genital Features:

   1. Os penis (baculum) for rigidity
   2. Swelling bulb (knot) at base
   3. Prominent veins that stimulate vaginal walls

   During Thrusting:

   • Ridges create corkscrew motion
   • Upward curve hits G-spot directly
   • Knot expands to 3x shaft diameter

   Ejaculate:

   • Thick, bitter-cream semen (5-7ml)
   • Contains prostaglandins to induce ovulation

   Visual Cues:

   • Sheath visibly swells when aroused
   • Testicles darken and tighten pre-ejaculation
3. #3Hare

   Keys: leveret, rabbit, hare, buck

   Female Hare Anatomy:

   • Spiral-shaped vaginal tract with 2.5 counter-clockwise folds
   • Bicornate uterus allows superfetation (simultaneous pregnancies)
   • Cervical crypts filter sperm by motility
   • Vulvar color changes from pale pink to deep magenta

   Male Reproduction:

   • 3" penis with subtle corkscrew shape
   • Secretes isopentenyl pyrophosphate in semen

   Estrus Markers:

   • Chin-rubbing deposits apocrine secretions
   • Presents hindquarters at 45° angle
   • Secretes pentanedione from chin glands

   Mating Behavior:

   • Bucks box females to test receptivity
   • Violent mounting with pelvic thrusting
   • Females experience vaginal lumen narrowing mid-tract
   • High-pitched distress calls during copulation

   Post-Coital:

   • No knot but deep cervix penetration
   • Vaginal pH drops to 5.2 to preserve sperm
   • Females can store sperm for delayed pregnancy
4. #4Mouse

   Keys: rodent, murine, mouse, dick

   Female Mouse Biology:

   • Bifurcated vaginal canal with separate cervical openings
   • Clitoral structure equivalent to 18% body length
   • Epithelial cell karyotyping reveals 4-day cycle stages

   Male Genitalia:

   • Barbed penis (microscopic spines)
   • 1.5cm length (large for body size)
   • Mushroom-shaped glans

   Lordosis Response:

   • Spinal dorsiflexion opens vaginal orifice by 400%
   • Perineal muscles relax to 0.3N resistance
   • Secretes 2-sec-butyl-4,5-dihydrothiazole

   Breeding Traits:

   • Females go into heat every 4 days
   • Males secrete pheromonal 'aphrodisiac' proteins
   • Thrusts trigger neurochemical release in female

   Sperm Competition:

   • Cervical filter selects fastest-swimming sperm
   • Uterine macrophages destroy 60% of deposited sperm

   Post-Ejaculation:

   • Thick vaginal plug forms within 15 minutes
   • Females can conceive second litter while still gravid
5. #5Lynx

   Keys: big cat, wildcat, bobcat, lynx

   Female Lynx Anatomy:

   • Barbed vaginal vestibule (keratinized ridges)
   • Short uterine horns (<5cm) for single offspring
   • Clitoral stimulation required for ovulation
   • Secretes geranylacetone from perineal glands

   Male Characteristics:

   • Spiked penis (1.5-2" with keratinized spines)
   • Ejaculate volume: 1-2ml but highly concentrated

   Estrus Behaviors:

   • Rolls to deposit cheek gland secretions
   • Presents with elevated hindquarters (lordosis)
   • Vocalizes at 85dB during courtship Pain Response:
   • Vaginal epithelium thickens 3mm pre-mating
   • Cervical os dilates only during estrus
   • Spiny penis induces luteinizing hormone surge

   Dominance Displays:

   • Neck biting during mounting
   • Scent marking with cheek glands

   Post-Mating:

   • Ovulation occurs 24-36 hours post-copulation
   • Multiple matings required for conception
6. #6Dog

   Keys: alpha, dog, canine, bitch

   Female Canine Physiology:

   • Vulva swells to golf-ball size during proestrus
   • Vestibular bulbs engorge creating tight vaginal seal
   • Uterine horns expand for multiple embryos
   • Secretes 9-hydroxy-(E)-2-decanoic acid

   Male Attributes:

   • Penis length varies by breed (4-12")
   • Bulbus glandis swells to 3-4" diameter
   • Semen fractions vary in composition

   Pheromone Production:

   • Vaginal copulins detectable at 100ppb
   • Perianal glands produce territorial markers

   Copulation Responses:

   • Tail flagging (rigid lateral displacement)
   • Vaginal suction from muscular contractions
   • Involuntary urethral pulsing during knot inflation

   Dominance Hierarchy:

   • Alpha males mate first
   • Females may reject subordinate males

   Post-Tie:

   • Vulvar edema persists for 48-72 hours
   • Sperm migrates through cervical crypts for 5+ days
7. #7The canine knot

   Keys: knot, bulbus glandis, copulatory tie

   Female Physiological Responses:

   • Vaginal lumen narrows behind knot position
   • Cervical os dilates to accommodate bulbus glandis
   • Urethral sponge engorges around base of knot

   Knot Mechanics:

   • Swells 300-400% during climax
   • Creates vaginal/anal seal preventing spillage
   • Forces sperm toward cervix

   Copulatory Effects:

   • Female experiences 0.5Hz vaginal contractions
   • Male's urethral compression prolongs orgasm
   • Both animals vocalize during locking

   Post-Lock:

   • Male may turn back-to-back (dogs/foxes)
   • Females often lick genitals post-release
   • Residual swelling lasts 10-15 minutes
   • Semen retention optimal for 72 hours
8. #8animal pheromones:

   Keys: vomeronasal, flehmen, pheromones

   Female-Specific Pheromones: Fox:

   • 2-phenylacetamide (vulvar)
   • Methyl alkylpyrazines (urine)

   Dog:

   • Dimethyl disulfide (vaginal)
   • 3-methylbutanoic acid (mammary)

   Hare:

   • Pentanedione (chin gland)
   • Isopentenyl pyrophosphate (vaginal)

   Mouse:

   • 2-sec-butyl-4,5-dihydrothiazole (preputial)
   • 2-methylbut-2-enal (uterine)

   Lynx:

   • Geranylacetone (perineal)
   • Farnesenes (cheek gland)

   Detection Methods:

   • Flehmen response (lip curling)
   • Tongue flicking to vomeronasal organ

   Human Effects:

   • Canine copulins alter menstrual cycles
   • Felid cheek secretions cause mild euphoria
9. #9Estrus cycle

   Keys: receptive, heat, estrus

   Female Estrus Markers: Fox:

   • Vulva swells from 2.5cm to 7.5cm
   • Bright red vulvar coloration
   • Secretes methyl p-hydroxybenzoate

   Dog:

   • Progesterone >5ng/ml triggers ovulation
   • Vaginal epithelium cornifies
   • Flagging behavior (tail deflection)

   Hare:

   • Vulvar color changes to deep magenta
   • Chin-rubbing frequency increases 10x
   • Presents at 45° angle

   Mouse:

   • 4-day cycle with 14h receptive window
   • Lordosis posture (spinal extension)
   • Vaginal impedance drops 60%

   Lynx:

   • Cheek rubbing frequency triples
   • Vocalization intensity increases
   • Ovulation requires multiple matings

   General: Predators detect estrus scents up to 2km away

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