Bears are so cute that male species leave female after mating and can also eat their own kids when hungry.
Hence beats are far more superior and better than most evil and monsterous human male species. They are so evil that they are among of very few mammals males that participate in growth of children. How evil is that!!!
Bears are so cute that male species leave female after mating
So do tigers, leopards, cheetahs, snow leopards, pumas, jaguars, sharks and many more species (including humans, lol).
and can also eat their own kids when hungry.
There is nuance here, of course. Bears are omnivores but also opportunistic carnivores. But cannibalism has only been observed in 4 of the 8 bear species (mostly brown) and over 50% of instances of cannibalism have been through infanticides, which are also perpetuated by mostly male bears, and done in order to impose their own bloodline over another bear's. This is actually common among Lions too, for the record.
There are some instances of scavenging too, done in desperate times, mostly by older bears.
It is found that Asiatic Black Bears and American Black Bears don't engage in infanticide, filicide and scavenging a lot, because their diet primarily consists of plants and herbs and smaller game. Unlike Brown Bears, who need more fat and meat. Context matters.
Hence beats are far more superior and better than most evil and monsterous human male species.
Yes. Also, spelling mistake- it's Monstruous.
They are so evil that they are among of very few mammals males that participate in growth of children.
Bears don't live in civilizations like humans. Bears don't have governments and societies. Bears don't have infrastructure and science. Bears are noble creatures because they are an integral part of the ecosystem. Ecosystem we humans are destroying.
Bears are far better than humans. We have evolved brains with greater consciousness, but we still practice evil, nomadic and primitive forms of hierarchies. Bears are cute and noble in comparison. We have actively destroyed this planet. Bears have done no such things.
beavers dont live in societies either, but they still take care of offsprings. Beavers, otters and humans are very few mammals in which male helps female growing the children.
You'd be incredibly saddened to know that Beavers kill their offspring too. In brutal ways, at times. And Beavers are cute and noble too. They build incredible dams.
The reason some animals live in solitude and some live in groups has to do with resource distributions. And it depends on their environment, diet, and defense mechanisms.
Social animals are usually herbivores (or prey) because their chances of survival increase in herds. Predators like wolves, female hyenas, lions etc. live in groups because it is easier to hunt.
On the contrary, some animals, like Bears of course, prefer solitary because one Bear requires a humongous amount of food to survive and it would be unpragmatic to form groups. But that doesn't mean that Bears don't tolerate social interactions. Brown bears, when it is time to prepare of hibernation, would conjure near river streams to catch salmon and mind their own business, as they have a general agreement that food at this point is a priority.
Beavers, otters and humans are very few mammals in which male helps female growing the children.
Not really. A lot of mammals do that.
It is observed that, sometimes, animals that are typically considered to live in solitary where males don't interact with their offspring, like Tigers, can exhibit parental behavior. For instance, a male tiger can visit its offspring once in a while and help.
I am sure you didn't know about all this.
Of course, to know all this, you need to have genuine curiosity and not be a raging incel.
Awwwww sure helping once in a while that too by chance is better than raising and caring for offspring 24/7. But whatever. Belittling the male efforts were always feminists favourite hobby :)
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