The Origin Story Behind a Cave Painting
This comic strip illustrates a humorous take on the creation of prehistoric cave art. It begins by showing a group of early humans hunting a wild boar, which is struck by arrows and flees into a cave. The boar is depicted crying as it enters the cave, where it proceeds to paint the scene of its own hunt on the wall. The final panel shows a modern-day historian lecturing to a class, pointing at the cave painting and explaining the historical event, unaware that the art was actually created by the boar itself rather than the hunters.
everyone is missing the point that the boar is clearly just flexing his creative vision to spite the hunters. honestly kind of a power move to immortalize your own struggle like that.
this reminds me of how my cat always makes a huge mess when he tries to help me fold laundry. he just paws at everything until it looks like he was trying to rearrange the whole closet for fun.
the boar probably just wanted credit for the composition
if the boars were the actual artists does that mean the handprints are just their weird hooves
boar energy is real 🐗
honestly i feel like the boar sometimes when my boss asks for my side of the story
whoa jbzdzidy meme
tf is this gay shit?
What's the point? Cave paintings were done by boars not cave men? And?
Its the aliens who painted those just to confuse us and take out attention from the fact, that they built the piramids.
Tho unlikely, we can't proof this is not something that happened
What is interesting about media portrayals of rock art, this one alludes to the paleolithic, is that actually hunting sceenes are virtually non existant. Furthermore, wild boars are seldom represented, in some areas it might be explained with the fact that they were not present i
This is fck sad
A boat with 2 or 3 arrows in its ass is my family crest.
Poor boarey
Just read about the soviets falsifying history and you won't have trouble understanding this meme.