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Since animals don't have souls (according to the Bible), do they at least live in families?
Q. This may seem like a silly question but curious. Do most (non-human) animals live out their lives in isolation or is it a "family" lifestyle? All animals are different of course, but of the animals you know and understand, are their lives "lonely"? Also, what proportion of the wild animal population do you think is starving? Many humans are, but what about other animals? i know this is a broad question but interested in the fate of animals and if their lives are mostly suffering or not.
Asked by Tr - Mon Jul 6 23:18:06 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There are quite a few animals that live in family groups. I don't know where your from but in Australia there use to be a show called Meerkat Manor, (maybe if you YouTube it you'll find some clips). And it showed how socially alike Meerkats were to us. They had family dynamics that were very similar to humans, power struggles, grief at the death of family members, punished wrong doers and rewarded the good ones. And it's been documented in animals like elephants, monkeys, apes, lions, cheetahs, leopards, peguins, clown fish, whales, dolphins, seals, sea horses, crocodiles ... the list goes on; but there are a lot of animals that live in isolation too. Most reptiles tend to live on their own, insects and arachnids, many fish species, and a… [cont.]
Answered by sarahtipan - Tue Jul 7 00:02:04 2009

Have you or someone you know suddenly become a celebrity?
Q. Or under intense media and public attention? How does it affect you, the family, lifestyle, state of mind, etc? What kind of advice would you give someone who may experience it? Serious answers only please.
Asked by LoLoLola - Sun Jul 23 23:20:56 2006 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Yeah. A friend of mine has twin daughters who suddenly became famous rock-and-roll musicians when ABC Primetime did a special report on them. Click the links and meet Lynx and Lamb Gaede.
Answered by David S - Sun Jul 23 23:27:53 2006

Why are Latin Men more appealing than Black Men?
Q. I'm a mixed female [span & blk] I would like to know why is it that Spanish men seem more appealling than black men? Or if u agree with me or disagree and why. Also let me kno what u find appealling about Latin men!!!Personally... I love how Latin Men are so passionate about love and also more focused on the family lifestyle[wife kids] and the way they carry themselves. talk to me ppl! =]
Asked by latinahoney20 - Mon Aug 25 14:21:34 2008 - - 14 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Good thing you answered your own question because personally I don't find either appealing.
Answered by move on - Mon Aug 25 14:27:16 2008