We know that human-animal love is definitely taboo, just like human-ghost special paths.
But what surprises people is that just some time ago, a Belgian woman Timmermans publicly stated on the Internet that she was in love with a chimpanzee. Although orangutans are primates, animals are animals after all!
So it's really incomprehensible, it's really the world that's big.
It is said that even for the past 4 years, the woman has come to the zoo every week to accompany the adult chimpanzee, whom she regards as a lover. They often wave to each other or even kiss each other through the glass, which does look like they are "in love", but is this really love? Let's keep going.
After the incident was exposed, the woman was ordered to be banned from entering the zoo, which made the woman feel very dissatisfied.
But from the perspective of the melon-eating masses, do you think chimpanzees can have love with humans?
I believe that even scientists in professional fields cannot answer this question with great certainty, according to biological knowledge, we know that in animal taxonomy, people and apes belong to the general family of apes.
Of all the living creatures in existence, it can be said that chimpanzees and humans are the closest to each other.
Since we started studying biology, we have been told that gorillas are the animals most closely related to human blood, and the genetic arrangement of the two is even as similar as more than 95%, so many human and chimpanzees and other great apes have similar emotional expression functions and ways.
And those male chimpanzees who have tempting food in their hands tend to attract the attention of the opposite sex more quickly, and it can be said that these books are also very helpful for male orangutans to quickly establish relationships with their favorite "objects", just like human romantic relationships will send gifts to each other to enhance each other's feelings, which is a very interesting phenomenon.
But do chimpanzees really have an emotional relationship with humans? There are so few examples to refer to that even scientists working on gorillas cannot give a concrete answer to this, but the existence of this phenomenon is pitiful, so there is almost no relevant research on it.
However, in previous studies, people have wondered whether humans and chimpanzees can produce offspring after the combination of humans and chimpanzees.
In fact, Darwin's theory of biological evolution tells us that this phenomenon should not happen, but throughout the ages, there are still many scientists or people who are curious about the answer to this question, so some scientists have taken direct action to do this experiment.
Because human organs develop much more slowly than apes, it is believed that this hybrid grows faster than humans. It is assumed that the offspring of humans and gorillas can combine the advantages of both, for example, it may have gorilla-like powers and a human-like mind, but all this is still conjecture and impossible to achieve.
As early as the last century, scientists had injected male human sperm cells into the egg cells of three female chimpanzees through artificial fertilization, but the mother orangutan did not become pregnant, and even the fertilized eggs were not produced, and the researchers at the time were disappointed, but they did not plan to stop the relevant experiments.
Subsequently, with the approval of the Soviet government, the group had a new experimental plan. The experiment was intended to swap the sexes of humans and orangutans, and the target was a male chimpanzee named "Tarzan" in the experimental base at that time. But after Ivanov had managed to recruit 5 female volunteers willing to provide his egg cells, "Tarzan" suddenly died of cerebral hemorrhage.
In order to ensure that the experiment continued, Ivanov had to transport chimpanzees from Africa, and after having chimpanzees, Ivanov was accidentally arrested in a concentration camp to serve his sentence, and was directly exiled to a distant foreign country, until his death, he did not have the opportunity to continue to complete this experiment, which is probably the lifelong regret of this novel-minded old predecessor.
But with the development of science and technology, Ivanov's unfinished experiments were finally answered by posterity: the combination of humans and orangutans did not produce offspring.
In fact, strictly speaking, humans and chimpanzees are completely independent of each other, and the two have embarked on their own development paths millions of years ago, that is to say, there is biological reproductive isolation between the two, and it is naturally impossible to produce the so-called offspring that combine the advantages of the two.
The existence of reproductive isolation naturally means that even if both parties provide healthy and normal mirror sperm and egg cells, they will not combine with each other to form a fertilized egg. Therefore, the combination of humans and gorillas is unlikely to produce offspring.
Finally, we don't know if chimpanzees can have so-called love or affection with people, but it is normal that humans can have feelings for animals, but most humans just see animals as their family and friends. If love is generated, it can be classified as "bestiality" in psychology, which is a very rare human mental disease, and often patients with "bestiality" will have some emotional impulses through physical contact with animals, rather than people's common sense of love, so this is probably just the woman's illusion.