Can chickens have orgasms

Answer 1

Yes. Animals can get STDs. Some breeders will only breed their animals with others that have been tested. Yes, most warm blooded animals can get Chlymidia and Brucellosis. There are others but these are the most commonly seen and very difficult to get rid of once it is in a herd or flock.

STDs in AnimalsAccording to Planned Parenthood: "All plants and animals that reproduce sexually may develop sexually transmitted infections." AnswerYes. Animals can get STDs. Some breeders will only breed their animals with others that have been tested. Dolphins are known to have the most sex in the world but the water washes away all of the germs. That's why it is good to have sex underwater. AnswerAnimals have their own STDs. It's unlikely that a human STD would infect an animal.

Yes, most warm blooded animals can get Chlymidia and Brucellosis. In fact, one of the reasons that Koalas are endangered in the wild in Australia is a Chlamidia epidemic. There are others but these are the most commonly seen and very difficult to get rid of once it is in a herd or flock.

Human STDs are exclusive to humans. These infections do not transmit to other animals. Other mammal STDs do not transmit to people.

AnswerSTDs consist of Viruses and Bacteria. Virus are known to mutate, hence MRSA and VRE in humans as these viruses have mutated into slightly different versions of their original virus that we cannot yet combat. This is called Antigenic Drift. When a virus mutates into a completely new strain it is called an Antigenic Shift and requires 2 proteins to change.

To quote Madeliene McPherson (epidemiologist in Perth, Western Australia who has lectured all over the world) from her Nursing Lecture handouts

Influenza B sometimes causes epidemics but influenza type A can sweep across continents and around the world in massive epidemics or pandemics

These periodic pandemics occur because of antigenic changes in one or both surface glycoproteins of the virus.

Antibodies against the Glycoproteins (two proteins found on the surface of the virus) protect us from illness. The proteins are haemagglutin (H) and neuraminidase (N). Mutations in the H and N genes ("antigenic drift") allow influenza variants to emerge that are not susceptible to antibodies against earlier strains.

Influenza strains with changed H and or N genes (different antigens) are not recognised by cells and antibodies that protected us against earlier strains.

This explains why influenza can recur every winter.

Influenza viruses are remarkable because of the frequent antigenic changes that occur.

The two surface antigens or influenza undergo antigenic varations independent of each other. Minor changes are known as antigenic drifts and major changes known as antigenic shifts result in the appearance of new subtypes.

Antigenic shifts can result from an exchanges of genes (reassortment) between viruses of humans and those of birds and pigs. Following such a major antigenic shift the new virus can cause pandemic by spreading into a population that has little immunity to the changed H and or N antigens.
Yes actually they can by mabey having a cub or whatever they had the male can fertilise the females body doing so this could cause a disese

Answer 2

Dogs do get STDs but they are not the same as human STDS.

BRUCELLOSIS

Brucellosis is a bacterial infection caused by Brucella Canis. The disease enters through the mucus membranes and spreads to the lymph nodes and the spleen. It also spreads to the uterus, the placenta and the prostate gland. The disease will not kill your dogs; it can however render them genetically dead due to the reduced fertility or sterility.

HERPES

Canine herpes virus (CHV-1) is a virus that has been largely forgotten for many years, due in part to the difficulty in making a definitive diagnosis. However, it is becoming increasingly clear that the virus causes many more problems than was first thought.

Like all herpes viruses, CHV is highly infectious, and a recent study showed that more than 80% of the dogs tested had been exposed to the virus at some time in their lives.

In kennels not previously exposed to the virus, CHV can cause massive losses, sometimes of entire litters. Death occurs in the first few days and weeks of life.

Once the virus becomes established in kennels, periods of high mortality are interspersed with a general fall in the average birth weight of the litter, and increased pre-weaning losses.

Answer 3

Chickens do not get STDs. In addition, chickens do not get Aids or HIV either, a rumor that has gone around.

Answer 4

yes you can, in fact if you eat the chicken you can get the std's from the chicken. (proven fact)

Answer 5

yes