The myth of monogamy
According to studies of the animal world, most of us are naturally inclined to "cheat" or at least have more than one mate in a lifetime.
Tuesday, Jan 23, 2001 8:13 PM UTCLife Sex, Noble Beasts, Science
David Barash
Life Sex, Noble Beasts, Science
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