Anonymous
7/4/2025, 11:37:57 AM No.40657668
Are some animals not "natural"?
I saw a YT video where someone brought up the idea of moths being like "evil" versions of butterflies, wasps being evil versions of bees, among others.
Could it be possible some malevolent force corrupted some animals and made them more violent and destructive to make a mockery of the original animals?
To focus on bees/wasps, bees do so much good, they pollinate, they make honey, they're usually more calm unless provoked... But wasps are like the opposite and I genuinely don't know what role they serve. They don't make honey, I'm not even sure they pollinate, and they attack unprovoked.
Another similar topic are pigs and primates. Pigs are called "abominations" in the Bible. Did God not make them? I think he could have made boars but pigs seem like a genetic creation by angels or maybe even alchemists. They have human DNA too... Monkeys could also be something like this. Cursed humans or some sort of "beastly form" for humans than used to happen. Any thoughts on this topic guys?
I saw a YT video where someone brought up the idea of moths being like "evil" versions of butterflies, wasps being evil versions of bees, among others.
Could it be possible some malevolent force corrupted some animals and made them more violent and destructive to make a mockery of the original animals?
To focus on bees/wasps, bees do so much good, they pollinate, they make honey, they're usually more calm unless provoked... But wasps are like the opposite and I genuinely don't know what role they serve. They don't make honey, I'm not even sure they pollinate, and they attack unprovoked.
Another similar topic are pigs and primates. Pigs are called "abominations" in the Bible. Did God not make them? I think he could have made boars but pigs seem like a genetic creation by angels or maybe even alchemists. They have human DNA too... Monkeys could also be something like this. Cursed humans or some sort of "beastly form" for humans than used to happen. Any thoughts on this topic guys?
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