Behavior of different species of animals is better than human in many times, concerning morality, including mercy, friendship, compassion, cooperation, organization, dignity, etc.
The raven is the first teacher for human.It is the best example Dr. Salam A. Esmaeel Thnk you
I think we can learn more and more from every things that surround us..from an atom to the universe, and from all living creatures to the nonliving things...interestingly, small creatures like viruses and bacteria have unique vague abilities which could pay the road to our new thoughts to understand more and more.
Finally, your question is very smart dear Dr. Mohammad.
Tanks a lot
Dear Dr. Nashaat Ghalib Mustafa your answer is very nice and smart. Exactly we must learn from smallest thing to biggest one to grow and reach the wisdom.
Thank you so much my dear
Dear Dr. Mohammed Ghassan we always need to learn about our life even when it comes from animals.
Man is the highest creatures ... It is not logical to learn from who is inferior to him ... But if he ignored his level of sophistication and considered that the animals are higher than him .. He can learn from them.
Dear Qasim M. Shakir Man is the highest creature but often behaves at a lower level than the level of animals, such as the mother leaving her children and brother to kill his brother and the lack of fulfillment and many bad behavior. that's what I mean.
10 Important Life Lessons we can Learn From Animals
1. Compassion
2. Patience
3. How to Live in the Now
4. We’re all Connected
5. Humans Aren’t as Different as We Thought
6. Respect Your Elders
7. Responsibility
8. Listen Carefully
9. Live Lightly
10. We Must Stick Together
definitely all human being knowledge, experience based early on watching, learning and tradition from animals, and its will continue on the future: you can watch NASA experiments and reports
people waste so much time obsessed with following (what will happen next)that we completely forget to enjoy the now
Thank you Saba A. Hussien , Kamal M Alsaad , U. T. Naoman , Sumaya Aldabbagh , Enas Sheet ,and Asseel Mohammed Rahawi
Yes, in many cases some people, especially decision-makers, have to learn a lot about human behavior from the animals that surround them.
Human beings should learn from animals every living second -- and also from our ancestors. If not, your next breath is a waste. And "the waste remains and kills", to quote from 'Missing dates", an elegant poem by William Empson.
The relationships we foster with our companion animals also teach us how to be compassionate. It forces us to look beyond our needs and imagine those of someone vastly different from us. Compassion is all based in being able to understand the feeling of another.
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