Homosexuals in the animal kingdom and the symbolism

[Machinist]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homose...nimals#Bonobos


This is the article that I am referring to. There are some crazy things in here, but mostly the seeming symbolism in things like the following:

In 1998, two male griffon vultures named Dashik and Yehuda, at the Jerusalem Biblical Zoo, engaged in "open and energetic sex" and built a nest.

What was this some sort of prophetic event?

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[rogue06]

And here I thought this was going to be about our (i.e., Homo sapiens) place in the natural order.

[Machinist]

And here I thought this was going to be about our (i.e., Homo sapiens) place in the natural order.

Where to move thread?

[Diogenes]

And here I thought this was going to be about our (i.e., Homo sapiens) place in the natural order.

Do you have a problem with the thespians of the animal world?

[tabibito]

Do you have a problem with the thespians of the animal world?

The western hog-nose snake?

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[rogue06]

Do you have a problem with the thespians of the animal world?

Not with them but how they act

[Diogenes]

Not with them but how they act

They do exit the sinister side of the stage come to think about it.

[tabibito]

They do exit the sinister side of the stage come to think about it.

They're avoiding Dexter.

[rogue06]

They do exit the sinister side of the stage come to think about it.

Heavens to Murgatroyd even.
snagglepuss-exit-stage-left.gif

[Machinist]

Gay Vultures in and of itself is a symbol. And not just Vultures, but Griffon Vultures....which is yet another symbol.

The Holy Land is another symbol. These two gay vultures had open and energetic sex and then built a nest together, in the Holy Land.

These two gay males raise a baby together.

Eventually the relationship ends and they both end up with women.

It's like there are symbolic motifs in nature itself. I haven't read much of Jung, but I know he talks a lot about stuff like this.

[rogue06]

Gay Vultures in and of itself is a symbol. And not just Vultures, but Griffon Vultures....which is yet another symbol.

The Holy Land is another symbol. These two gay vultures had open and energetic sex and then built a nest together, in the Holy Land.

These two gay males raise a baby together.

Eventually the relationship ends and they both end up with women.

It's like there are symbolic motifs in nature itself. I haven't read much of Jung, but I know he talks a lot about stuff like this.

So how did the two gay vultures manage to get a baby to raise?

[Machinist]

So how did the two gay vultures manage to get a baby to raise?

They were given it, by humans.