Gordonator SG in the animal kingdom, the females are always the strongest. take for example, the lions. the females always do the hunting while the males sleeps at home.
[email protected] SG be afraid. cloning techniques have made it possible to do away with men’s contributions to reproduction, but u can’t do away with women yet, because no one has invented an artifical womb yet.
mistyblue SG With technology moving so fast... Cloning is the first step and maybe gene splicing will be next ... Perhaps gender difference would one day make no sense or difference.
the.raven SG maybe one day we all evolve into a higher being, made of pure energy, released from the restrictions of the flesh
DriftingGuy SG Thats true but the lion ALWAYS eats the meal 1st ince the lioness returns home with the kill... Also have you ever seen how a new lion enters a pride? He kills off all the lion cubs that belong to the old lion and finally chases away the old lion himself.. if he already isnt dead.. the lionesses are also powerless to stop him.. BTW young lions know how to hunt, before they enter a pride, they have to hunt for food. During then lions normally practise team work with other young lions.... They only become lazy once they enter a pride... Anyway on-topic: There is no superior or inferior, the male and the female complement each other with yang and ying, thus bringing balance to the world
Nelstar SG You sure? The strongest is in fact the MALE. Gordonator, haven't you read articles about the male lion's fighting capabilities as compared to the female.....? The male lion is the dominator of the pride and the pride often requires a strong male lion to survive or else when challenged by other pride or other animals, the pride succumbs without the leader. By then again, we shouldn't use lions to compare to human. How many carnivores do we have that likes raw meat amongst us?
Bloop... SG You didn't finish the story... then when the food is brought back, the lioness knows her place in the animal kingdom and lets the lion eat his share before taking left overs (ok... so someone else brought that up too...)
