El cuckold, ¿conducta animal?

When I listened to an animal behavior expert talk about the lives of monkeys, especially titi monkeys, but also chimpanzees and others, I finally understood certain human behaviors a bit better. The increasingly widespread and deepened practice of cuckoldry in human sexuality has some points of connection with certain aspects of animal behavior. Titi monkey clans live in well-marked hierarchies. There is an alpha male who is the only one to copulate with all the females in the troop, having the complete harem at his disposal, among them are one or two alpha females which he uses for reproduction. The rest of the official females fornicate with him at any moment. They will ask what the other males (beta) do, and the answer is they observe. But here's what caught my attention the most, not only do they observe but also they masturbate (hence the expression 'la del mono'), some of them masturbate wildly while watching the alpha male enjoy fornicating with the females, no one dares to question it until over time biology leaves him aside and another alpha male takes charge. It's very interesting to compare this with human sexual behavior, particularly in the practice of cuckoldry. How the bull plays the role of 'alpha monkey', how the wife of the cuckold opens up to her natural dominator and how the cuckold masturbates wildly while observing a superior male fornicating with his woman and doesn't dare question the situation but instead passively fulfills the role of the monkey clock that knows it's the way he has to enjoy, due to his weak nature. Obviously this put him as a curiosity from someone interested in the topic, I don't pretend to develop any theory, just observing the matter from another point of view. It's clear that cuckoldry has a lot of brain power, it blows up the croquette of whoever plays it, puts you to the test like no other. sexual practice. But it's very interesting to analyze that animal practice, at least in certain points the origin of pleasure is touched. In human beings other things play a role, that's clear, but it's still amusing. Comment on it.