Liu Chang'an did not want to discuss such a natural and vivid topic with Zhu Juntang. It was probably similar to how Zhou Shuling felt when she heard Zhou Dongdong ask whether Mommy had fought with Brother Chang'an.
As for Zhu Juntang's question, Liu Chang'an could actually answer it. He had witnessed, or even participated in, all manner of biological behavior.
Dolphins were among the more intelligent cetaceans, and generally speaking, the smarter something was, the more trouble it could cause.
Take the cats and dogs everyone knew. A dog's brain was more than twice the size of a cat's, and dogs had an average of six hundred million nerve cells in their cerebral cortex, while cats had only half that number.
That was why dogs were easier to communicate with. A smart dog's memory and decision-making abilities were equivalent to those of a six- or seven-year-old human child—Zhou Dongdong.
The smarter one was, and the stronger its decision-making ability, the more trouble it could cause. Dolphins were the same. Other cetaceans were not as intelligent, so dolphins would bite the heads off small fish and use their bodies as cups to vent their desires. Other cetaceans did not do that.
Zhu Juntang had also underestimated the size of large whales. Some could stand upright with their entire bodies and reach the height of an eleven-story building. Imagine standing beneath an eleven-story building, only for it to say that it wanted some negative contact with you. How terrifying would that be?
It was perfectly normal for a large whale's spike of desire to exceed three meters, while its genetic-material-producing balls weighed as much as an average woman—not a little fairy. One release could deliver seventy or eighty kilograms of reproductive material. If it struck a human, it could easily kill