shallow bronk, very poor, your first post.
about the chimps, they are closer to becoming human than most animals. they may have evolved to ignore natural codes and decide thier own laws.
they may have fits of outrageous violence spured by instant reactions to situations, but i doubt they truly conspire to kill another lifeform and plan the attack for some time before. they react instantly to a situation, they dont not decide on a course of action and then follow it through for the purposes of simply killing for the sake of killing.
back to the Lion
you firstly misunderstand the 'threat' reason for them attacking me.
for them to attack me i must first pose a threat in the body laguange and my actions.
the problem, and the reason you are confused, is in two parts.
first that years of theatening action by humans have associated the human form with threat personified.
secondly, that i would wager every single human that has been mauled or killed by a lion has either been acting as a threat openly, or been wetting themself with fear openly.
a Lion in the zoo is not commanded by nature's laws.
it is commaded by human laws, it is surrounded by humans day in day out, it watches hundreds of physically weaker lifeforms walk around its cage day in day out, with no chance to eliminate the threats and therefore over time the lion becomes more human. governed by human laws, its eventually adopts them in fvour of the natural laws in its makeup.
when some fool jumps into his pen, the lion acts as a human.
he kills that human in his enclosure simply because he is really pissed off with life and has learnt the values of captivity, freedom, natural life, unatural life and most of all he has learnt the values of hate and revenge.
he learnt them all from studying humans.
think about that for a while