Animals and the cultures that worshipped them

[Polar]

(01-02-2016, 01:50 AM)LionKiss Wrote: I very interesting video, it ends by saying that there are a similarities between the Lions and Humans and asks  where the human intelligence has come from.

@Polar,
the point is not what animal is the best carnivore but what if Lions can interact with human,

to be honest the worst/best carnivore on earth its us the humans

I am not trying to prove who is the best carnivore with that video or with the analogy I made; I didn't say that lions can kill more AWDs and hyenas than hyenas can kill lions and AWDs, I simply tried to prove that any one of the three can display characteristics similar to that of a human's basic characteristics at any given point in time, all three kill each other for differing reasons, and all three possess teamwork just like we group up to invade another tribe, their reasons are our primal reasons, regardless of the animal. Plus, any animal can interact with a human at any given time. (Our primal behaviors match an animal's normal behaviors, society simply prohibits our REAL side to show up.)

I don't know about the worst or the best carnivore; in prey size? World domination? Prey amount per day? I'm simply undecided about that. (Although, I'm gearing towards the Pleistocene Polar Bear or the early-modern polar bear.)

Human intelligence, of course, comes from earlier primates and the necessity to survive in an open grassland without any natural means of repelling (claws, protective skin, horns) apex carnivores away (Lucy).

In short, you can attribute any human characteristic to any sort of animal. It doesn't mean they actually possess it, and it certainly is an illusion of the attributor. It doesn't only have to be a lion. Reply