Alfred C. Kinsey studied Cynips, a type of wasp. Kinsey’s 1948 report :sexual Behavior in the Human Male” caused a stir. It discussed his findings on numerous taboo subjects, including homosexuality and pedophilia. However, his 1953 report “Sexual Behavior in the Human Female” produced a complete uproar. Women were found to routinely engage in pre-marital and extra-marital sex. Gould enforces that Kinsey’s career in entomology assume there is little connection between it and his sex studies. Kinsey’s research on both wasps and “WASPs” reflect a common methodology and, more importantly, a common worldview. Kinsey collected hundreds of thousands of wasp specimens in his career. He saw species as a rang of characteristics. Kinsey named dozens