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Image: The serotine bat has a penis about seven times longer than its partner's vagina, making traditional penetration seemingly impossible In future research, the researchers want to find out exactly why this is, as well as to confirm that this unusual behaviour is definitely mating. As they only studied recordings, the scientists were unable to confirm if the males’ behaviour actually led to the fertilisation of eggs. Despite being one of the largest groups of mammals, making up around 20% of all species, surprisingly little is known about how bats reproduce. Being nocturnal species that often live in difficult to reach places, it’s been hard for researchers to study their sexual antics.

But if there's no penetration involved here, what's your best guess on how the semen is actually getting into the vagina?Let's say you saw an animal with long, powerful legs. You might reasonably think it was adapted for running fast. If it had broad, webbed paws, you'd assume it was a proficient swimmer, or if it had sharp, stabbing teeth, that it was a ferocious hunter. Using hours of footage from a Dutch church that the bats were known to frequent, as well as captive animals in a Ukrainian bat rehabilitation centre, the team were able to observe the process of mating in the most intimate of details. Lastly, always remember: no means no, and consent must be verbal and unmistakable for anything else! Basic Kinky Memes Edging is one that more vanilla folks might play with, but being on the receiving end of it can be flustering after a while, to say the least.

It might also result in situations where the sub gets to tease the dom into getting what they really want… Now I'm going to read a sentence from your scientific paper. It reads, "With the erect organ seven times longer and wider than the vagina, its possible function becomes a perplexing question." So tell me about this bat penis. When it comes to the birds and the bees, all mammals were thought to mate by penetration. But the unusual genitals of one bat species have thrown this into doubt. What the scientists saw when they watched the footage surprised them. Male bats used their abnormally large penises like an extra arm to move the females’ tail membranes out of the way. Then, the male pressed its penis head against the female’s vulva. For half of the observed bat pairings, this lasted for less than 53 minutes, but one duo persisted for nearly 13 hours. Afterward, the females’ abdomens appeared to be wet, which the scientists suspect indicates the presence of semen—but they don’t know for sure.To observe this penis for the first time, it's really impressive. You will have this very long and also very wide penis, especially at the terminal part. And the terminal part is really interesting because it has the shape of a heart, but the two lobes in front are quite difficult to imagine penetrating. Scientists have long been stumped by sex in serotine bats, or Eptesicus serotinus. The reasons become obvious from a glance at their anatomy. The male’s erect penis is enormous and ends with a heart-shaped head that is seven times wider than the female’s vagina.