Essence and Nature of Species

​The essence and nature of more evolved species is toward more non-violence, collaboration, and compassion. In other words, the more and more evolved the species, the less and less tendency for violence and harm (and self harm. For example, even ferocious big cats would try not to be injured as to prevent fatal infections or injuries that would handicap or prevent them from tasks for survival). And toward more cooperation and compassion. For examples, many types of mammals when nurtured as puppies to young adults which in most cases could vary from a few years to about a decade, would become non-violent and loyal to those that care for them. And would include species that are considered as the most ferocious in the wild such as big cats. One may say that since the species are depending on their care takers for resources and habitat, they have to act as such. However, this is also the case in the wild or if the species are made friends when they were puppies (depending on the species, but in general, the earlier the better), they would stay good friends and loyal to other species or human. ...

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