McConnell, a zoology professor at the University of Madison at Wisconsin, has stated: “ If a animal’s sensory ability is good enough to use scent as a primary sense for predator detection, surely they could still smell the scent of through the coating of yuck.” However, this theory has also raised considerable objections.ĭr. The theory follows that wolves began rolling around in odorous substances to hide their scent so they could hunt more effectively.Īs a result, dog psychologists like Stanley Coren have argued that domestic dogs have simply retained this behavior via evolution. However, if a deer that was being stalked only detected the scent of another deer’s droppings nearby, they would be less likely to bolt. Successful hunters in the wild are able to stalk their prey before pouncing.īut, if prey were able to pick up a wolf’s scent, they would immediately run for safety. However, being a successful hunter is about more than just brute force and speed. Like wolves, all modern dogs are born with an innate urge to hunt prey. This carnivorous preference is one of the many biological characteristics that dogs inherited from their evolutionary ancestors: wolves. Here’s a fact that everyone can agree on: if you offer any dog a slice of meat, there’s a 0% chance that they’ll turn their nose up at it. Dogs May Roll in Smelly Stuff to Hide Their Own Scent Well, animal researchers have several theories that might answer your question. Your “beautiful spring day” has suddenly turned sour, as you realize you’ll now have to spend much of your afternoon scrubbing that horrendous stench out from your dog’s fur.Īs you look down at your dog (who’s happy as a clam with his accomplishment), you wonder “ Why do you do this all the time?!” You try in vain to get them to forget the carcass, but it’s too late. With such lovely conditions, you (naturally) decide to make the most of your day by taking your furry best friend on a walk.Īs you both happily trot along, you feel the leash tighten, your fur ball disappears behind you, and when you turn around you recoil in disgust at what you see: your dog is rolling around on a dead animal. The flowers outside are vibrant and fragrant. And when you need that little extra boost of confidence, music’s got your back.Picture this: it’s a beautiful spring day. Regressive, fear-based tactics are being used to disenfranchise and silence the LGBTQ community, which makes living our truth as important as it’s ever been. As you browse the selections on this list, check out what actions you can take against the anti-LGBTQ+ bills in legislatures across the country.
To keep this countdown diverse, artists were only allowed one song on this list, and it is still growing and changing as our fight continues. Besides the best-known songs that are essential to a list like this, we wish to highlight the queer musicians who deserve a spotlight, too. There are Billboard Hot 100-topping sensations and hidden gems that are forgotten or yet to be discovered instant classics and songs that grew to be our community’s favorites.
There are introspective slow jams by queer artists and allies that mirror our struggles with self-acceptance and social rejection. You will see many overlaps between this list and some of the best house and disco tracks that were blasted in the ballrooms, as well as transformative hits by our beloved big-voiced divas. While it’s impossible to define exactly what makes a song “gay,” this list definitely isn’t straight. These songs are a testimony to our resilience and excellence. We have recorded our history and contribution to the culture through music, and with this list we acknowledge and remember the forerunners that have made possible the positive changes we’ve seen over the decades.
How does a song become a gay anthem? Like the LGBTQ+ community itself, our soundtrack is vast and diverse.
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