What if animals could talk? What do you think would happen?
As per a quote by Mark Twain,“If animals could speak, the dog would be a blundering outspoken fellow; but the cat would have the rare grace of never saying a word too much."Imagine what a chaotic world it would be! They will speak in a whole new language, lets call it is "animian". The pets would soon adapt the language which their masters conversate in. People would not keep a cat for its cunning nature. We would have to be extra conscious while talking about something private. Imagine you have to tip your dog to keep its mouth shut about a secret he knows about you. The cow would be the silent spectator and would not still revolt against their meaningless mass slaughter, except when you take away their food, because then, they’d get really mad. The horses would be like the party goons who run around without any care in the world and have fun by bullying.1. Bitching about human beings. Since Humans absolutely adore bitching about other human beings, it’d be fun to get an out-species’ perspective on that. I’m so sure one animal that’d really be over-enthusiastic about this thing would be those snobby cats! They always seem to be judging their surroundings and having a hidden smirk on them. 2. Ask about evolution and discuss about science, philosophy and meaning of life.3. There would be probably another film industry purely dedicated to animals. A lion would be a superstar and a lioness would be awarded the best actress award. :D4. They would ask all the house pests, especially mosquitos, that what exactly their problem is !5. Find out whether animals have racial biases too. There must be ways that the white cat somehow thinks that he has a life more than the black cat. May be black cats are out-casted for crossing roads because that might bring downfall to the entire feline clan!6. Animals would go to owls for advice. Owls would be referred as 'babaji'! image source :google
Do you know any girl names that mean animal lover or something similar : ) ?
Diana was the Roman goddess of wildlife, and Ardwinna was the Celtic goddess of the wildwood and protectress of animals. Philippa is Greek for "horse-lover," and "Zoe" is Greek for "life," specifically animal life.
Animal Farm essay idea: What freedom would you take away if you had the opportunity?
I'd like to take away the freedom to express an UNINFORMED opinion. For example, you shouldn't be able to express an opinion on a book you've never read, or a movie you never saw, or a game you never played. Basically, on any topic that you don't actually know anything about. If you do, the STFU police should arrive and pummel you about the head with week-old loaves of French bread.
Kids' private parts...do you think the proper names should be used, or pet names (wee wee, cootie, etc.)?
I don't call it "coochie," we say choochie. And to the people that say "silly" names are absurd, do you always refer to every body part by its proper name? So you don't ask your kid if their "tummy" hurts, you say "abdomen"? And they tell you they have a bruise on their gluteus instead of their behinds or butts? Come on people...what's wrong with a nick-name? And I am very open with my kids and don't make them feel like their bodies are negative or dirty in any way. They are young yet they still know the basics of what they have, what boys have, and even how babies are made. I have caught my 5 year old stimulating herself and told her that it's normal but to do it privately, in her room. I didn't make her feel bad or anything. To me the names are just another cute name that people use with their kids. And if you say that's teaching your kids to speak improperly, then you are wrong. I am a teacher and am working on a Master's in English and have taken plenty of linguistics classes
What is the best thing about being a Human being??
The complexity of the human mind. The nuerological, emotional, and physical aspects all create a shape in life that's no better or worse than the next creature. In some ways we're less complex than some insects, but to us... we're great. And I don't think a beetle is going to dispute the theory we're wonderful
Why do web design and tech companies use animals in their brand names? Who popularized this recent trend and when did it start?
There are many companies that use animals in their names or logos and not only tech companies. Why, you ask?Well it’s simple. Animals add charisma to the companies name or logo. Also, it may sometimes help in removing the language barrier. But most importantly, it helps to show the speciality of the companies’ product to the customers.Lets look at some examples :-Mozilla Firefox - Web browserMozilla uses the animal Fox in its name as well as logo. The reason being that whenever you think of Fox, you think about an animal that is Fast and Agile. That is what they want to convey about their product, which is a web browser.Evernote - Note taking appEvernote uses an Elephant in its logo. The main reason being Elephants are known for their Long memories. They want to convey that once you take a note in their app, it never forgets.Twitter - Social media giantTwitter uses the now world famous blue twitter Bird as its logo. The logo of the company has gone quite a many changes. It did not use to first have the twitter bird but just twitter written in blue. It then changed to twitter written in blue alongside a blue bird. Then finally, they removed the word twitter and just the bird remained. Why the bird? The people at twitter thought that ‘tweet’ is something that birds do (Duh) but its look also symobolises the Speedy and Quick message service that twitter provides.Puma - Shoe/Sports brandAs I stated above, not only tech companies but other companies too use animals for the same reasons as stated above. Puma uses, well, a Puma. The founder of the company, Rudolf Dassler, picked this name as he wanted the company to express the characteristics that a Puma cat has such as - Speed, Endurance, Suppleness, Strength, and Agilty. These were the attributes Rudolf thought every athlete needed to succeed.There are many more companies that may use the animal logo or name but the reason remains more or less the same. They use it to convey to everyone what their company and their product stands for and to do it in the simplest way possible.Stay Crazy,Maniackk.
Why don't scientists use common names to identify organisms?
Although it's true that common names can be too general, I often found when studying for my BSc that scientists would use complex jargon to express something really quite simple. I think this is a sad tendancy among some scientists to promote elitism , exclusivity and to exaggerate their own importance and cleverness.