sloth could be sloths. I mean they're called sloths, and even in other languages their names are the same as sloth, they pass all their time sleeping and move slow as hell
Gluttony is actually not just constant eating, but described as a lack of self restraint. A good representation of that is overeating, hence the name gluttony.
A better representative animal for the sin of gluttony would be something that eats far more than it actually needs, so much so that it either eats until it's immobile (like a vulture or maybe a wolverine) or it might accidentally kill itself in the process of eating (like a frog that chokes to death while trying to eat something bigger than itself, or a pelican that gets its throat-pouch ripped to shreds because it tried to eat a live turtle).
The snake from the video still counts. Scorpions may count too, as it was proven with pet scorpions that scorpions will eat with no restraint if fed constantly, to the point of obesity. Take in mind that scorpions have exoskeletons, so obesity may be even more dangerous to them than to creatures like us, since they may not fit their exoskeleton if the get too obese.
@@Serpentking789 i feel like mosquitos fit the bill, because i hate them. jokes aside, if mosquitos are the sin of gluttony then by extension most parasites fit the bill, since they would benefit off of others and potentially harbor some terrible stuff (the stuff that could get you sick or kill you). i would appreciate if someone could chime in for this, because i also believe to some extent locust swarms fit gluttony
nah it’s just animals don’t have morals they can both be evil edit: i said they can be evil i never said they are, not only that but they do not have morals like we do, what i mean by this is not that they have no morals entirely but they don’t have the same moral principles as us
Honestly, we may not be as vile as them with "our attacks" most of the times but when we are we make chimpanzees seem tame, we burn people alive, torture them on purpose, we are scary like them.
theyre lowkey invulnerable like some kind of god mode, they have so many tiny hairs in so little space it almost acts as natural armor and are unfazed by most venoms Plus natural confidence in themselves
It was such a missed opportunity to make the representative for "Sloth" to be a sloth. Edit: Why has this blown up so much? Edit 2: I know that sloths aren't actually lazy. But it's in the name.
I feel such a disgust now towards Chimpanzees. Decided to take a look at multiple attacks, and this is so horrifying. Video overall filled me with actual fun facts. Thanks for that.
@@__-ic7si Yeah, Travis the chimp. But bear in mind, he was raised like a spoiled human child, then over-medicated when he matured and started to display normal behaviors for a young adult male chimp and was also grieving the loss of his male owner/father figure. Travis was a victim too. You can't blame a wild animal for behaving like a wild animal. But having said that, chimps scare the shit out of me - they specifically target the face, hands, and genitals during an attack, are smart enough to make plans and hold grudges, and are significantly stronger than humans. No thank you.
There is some kind of sick thing of the chimps being this violent, smart, and unpredictable. The other animals are just plain scary or predictable. The animal with the most twisted nature is the one most like us after all
I mean... would you really expect anything else? Cant really be sinister or sick if you dont have the intelligence to be anything more than animalistic.
@@Ryuguji_drakenI’d probably give it to Gray or Humpback Whales, who will both go out of their way to protect members of a different species and even bodyguard already made kills by orcas
as per history writing or culture Pride - Peacock wrath- lion envy- snake sloth- snail gluttony -pig goat- lust As per fantasy pride - dragon (dragons are shown as most prideful creature and have bit of all all other sins combined which is basically pride) wrath - minotaur greed - goblins lust - succubus sloth - trolls gluttony - leviathan envy - humans
Snails? But they can't go any faster that's not lazyness at all, it's choosing to do way less than you can despite not needing to. Choosing to avoid responsibility I suppose though that might actually be alot of animals due to lack of care for monogumy though realising why they don't work with that due to it taking to many reasources. Pigs do have restrait, they can actually be charitable to their own or anyone they do like. So coming to know that glottuny isn't just food realated it's based on how you can restrain yourself from hurting yourself and others. I wonder what snake is envyous, lions well malicous hatred can be put upon if it doesn't fit their standard with the hole killing someonelses children if it ain't theirs. Peacocks litterary sacraficed everything else just to look good, if i remember right so intern they let their pride be their downfall. Goats? I just remember them being able to eat alot but outside of that I don't get where the lust thing comes from.
@@alexcat6685 Pig eat anyone and amything especially the wild pig. There are many cases the farmer pass out due to stroke in pig farm and pig eat him clean. People dump dead bodies in pig farm to hide evidence in past. The snail one is weird I don't know why they associated sloth with snail. Imo sloth should be associated the sloths(animal from monkey family). This is based on historical religion and culture. For the reason why goat is associated with lust : In the age of Bosch, goats and he-goats were considered as symbols of lust and witchcraft, not only for their association with Aphrodite and Dionysus, but also for their proneness to mate, for its natural instinct, almost from the moment in which they are born.
@@Duct_Tape_Dame Dragon hoard gold to show off to other dragons and tempt and bewitch other players into their lair to increase their reputation compared to other dragon basic D&D. Also dragons considered every other race beneath them and have superiority complex. That's why I said pride as it's basically like having all other sins combined they are lustful as they mate with every living things by transforming, greedy for anything they don't have, wrathful if somone provoke them by stealing, slothful as they considered themselves superior and envious of other dragons fame and treasure.
I’m glad that he put Dolphins in the thunbnail as lust, hopefully people will now realize that sharks are heroes with bad reputation and Dolphins are villains with good reputation.
i love sunfish. laziness to the point of refusing to let evolution and natural selection change their lifestyle in any way is dedication worth respecting.
Talking about the chimp one, I saw a comment before say that when chimps see people give them food they think that the people are servants. Weaker chimps usually serve in that way I think.
Chimps share food to show favor just like we do, but chimps with high status also take food from chimps with low status. If you have a good relationship with a chimp, it will probably view you as a friend or family member. If you're a stranger and a chimp runs up to you and you give it food, it's going to assume that you think it's dominant and it's going to continue to expect submission from you.
Chimps have actually been observed to do similar things in similar situations. The observed theory is that chimps have an extremely rigorous social hierarchy that, if violated, is deemed worthy of every cruel and unusual punishment ever to whomever or whatever violated it. In the specific situation brought up in this video, Moe was considered the lowest of the low in the hierarchy, as he was more passive, awkward, and nervous due to his upbringing around humans and not other chimps. When the other chimps (the smaller one being in an above-par position and the bigger one being the leader of the whole group) saw the couple giving Moe cake, the became extremely aggressive because they saw their hierarchy being essentially "disrespected," as all of the good stuff (like cake) goes to the leader first and foremost, and Moe should've been the one getting the scraps if there were any left for him to have.
Having seen a hippo underwater (*thankfully* safely behind a sheet of glass at a zoo), they're weirdly graceful when they're not on land. Which just makes them scarier because you realize they're not *actually* these slow, lumbering blobs.
I think that burmese pythons are made out to be a much more serious problem then they actually are.They don't eat any more often than any native snake its just that they are bigger so more people are scared of them. Sure they eat rabbits and stuff but not even the largest burmese python could eat a 10 foot gator without being lethally injured, in fact a 10 foot gator would eat a 20 foot python without a problem. The real issue is that because of urban expansion, the gators have less wild space to reproduce and eat the pythons.
I would like to add and mention that I do think efforts to breed various species of native kingsnake and release them into young python dense habitats could help reduce the invasive python populations as well as increase their own wild numbers. Kingsnakes are notorious for eating other snakes and their populations are declining due to habitat destruction.
16:47 I don’t think it was because of the cake, but rather, because Mo had something that the young chimp didn’t A family Mo had a family who loved him, visited him, celebrated his birthday together while he was stuck in this cold, dingy cell alone The young chimp then probably decided that, if *he* couldn’t have a family, then no one could
The chimp: omg it’s my 39 birthday am so HAPPY The other chimps: HOW DARE THEY GIVE HIM CAKE OMG WE NEED TO STOP THIS mistreat ment “ rips them apart” The chimp: 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳 omg
You should do the heavenly virtues to show that nature isn’t always a bit. You are a great RU-vidr and I hope the RU-vid algorithm makes sure your work is noticed
Ngl, i love hippos, not bc they are cute but because of how so many underestimate them and how aggressive they are, they are a complete opposite to the "Herbivores are cute and harmless and carnivores are brutal murderers" myth.
I try to tell people that sharks aren't bad and dolphins are yet no-one believed me. Now look at me! Finally someone that understands true facts of nature!
@PresleyBazar erm actually they lack the energy to do much Infact if they go down their tree they'd have to tap a nap because they would already have used a ton of energy
@@Rock-of-wisdomErm actually *SLOTH’S AREN’T LAZY BECAUSE THERE NOT FAT* Being slow is just a side effect. Only people that are slow have a lack of energy
Honestly the animal represented gluttony the most is the Argentina wide mouthed frog, they won’t stop eating. In fact they will keep shoving food down their throats and try to eat any animal that is bigger than them, their stomachs will literally explode
13:47 Imagine being Mo on that day. It’s your birthday, and your best human friends have come over to celebrate. Then some other chimps come over and do ungodly things to the people you care for the most. Talk about a Found Family vs. Blood Family dynamic.
for the people that need it simple (like me) the 7 deadly sins as animals are: gluttony: burmese python greed: acorn woodpecker sloth: sunfish lust: dolphin pride: honey badger wrath: hippo envy: chimp
Ithink honey badgers aren’t necessarily prideful their just to aggressive so I think they deserve on the wrath list with the hippos. I think hippos also kinda deserve to be on the gluttony list since they are basically herbivores but still tend to randomly kill and eat animals
I think pride still fits. There’s a honey badger in a zoo named Stoeffel who broke out of his enclosure all the time, but didn’t threaten his handlers or guests. He went into the lion enclosure though, barely survived getting mauled, and after making a full recovery, went back with his mate as backup.
The cake thing is no coincidence, there was a study in which i believe one chimp was given a grape or something and another was given something different, the other one lashed out until it got the same as the first chimp.
something about chips: they do are feeling the envy, the story of this man was true and it wasn't a one time action, there was a lot more places where chips felt envy because they haven't got the same thing as other chimp did
I invented a Power Rangers fan fic based on the 7 deadly sins. The zords and colors are as follows: Red Gorilla-Wrath Blue Sloth-Bear Yellow Hippo-Greed Orange Elephant-Gluttony Green Whale-Envy Purple Lion-Pride I made this when I was about 14 or so. I've built on it over the years and can tell you many details. There are a total of 15 Rangers. Ask if you want to take this idea as I will give you the concept if you can draw it. I can't draw very good.
Before I even watch the video, those are my animale I chose Pride: Killer Whale Envy: Moth Lust: Dolphin Wrath: Rhino Glutonny: squirrels Greed: Cymothoa exigua(tongue eating parasite, it eats the fish tongue and then becomes the fish tongue) Sloth: Blue Whale
Sunfish actually move a lot more than we give credit! They dive around 600m down several times a day looking for food, kind of like a less extreme version of many toothed whales like the sperm whale.
Animals as the 7 deadly sins: my version Pride: lion Lust: rabbit Greed: fox Gluttony: cockroach WRATH: gorilla Envy: snake or frog Sloth: sloth- HA HA! Get it?
