Is religion unique to humans? Are there any animals that portray

is faggotry unique to OP?

>>1790223
Elephants and chimpanzees have some forms of proto religion, I think. I forget what the evidence was for chimpanzees, but elephants have funeral rituals.

>>1790240
Don't orcas have some form of culture?

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>>1790251
Oh yeah, and the proto-religion for chimps was them stacking rocks in a hollowed out tree and repeatedly banging on it for no particular reason.

>>1790240
The elephant death ritual is more of a grieving process rather than any form of spiritual ritual. Which is impressive in its own way but not exactly the answer to OP's question.

>>1790255
Just sounds like chimp shit posting

>>1790251
They pass novel, learned information down generations, which could be considered a form of culture. But OP specified things that couldn't be reduced to a mechanical purpose, and as far as I know they mostly do pass on useful information like novel hunting techniques. I could be completely wrong about that though.

Whale sing.
Roosters crow
Birds sing
Wolves howl

These are all tradition to their respective species.

Aliens believe in God. I know because they told me.

>>1790223
We can't even agree on what human religion is.

Elephants have some sort of spirituality

I wonder if ants have a religion.

>>1790292
Hello Tesla.

>>1790325
If ants were intelligent we'd never know.

>>1790545
wow

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>>1790545

watch this film, it's pretty fucking crazy and scary

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>>1790223
>Is religion unique to humans?
No, there are k*rds that managed to imitate human behaviour and have some form of islamic belief-system.

Can someone explain OP's pic?