DARK Reason Predators Hunt FINALLY Explained - Despite Having Space Travel

Support on Patreon:   / kroftmovies   Music: Atlantis by Audionautix:    • Atlantis - Audionautix   When I saw the original Predator movie, the first question that I had was why such an advanced extraterrestrial species would make this primitive practice of killing of sport the central part of their civilization. So let’s dive deep into why predators idolize the hunt despite being a space-faring civilization capable of wormholes and faster-than-light travel. The reasons are actually complex and disturbing but the ending of the newest predator movie Killer of Killers finally confirms the theories and puts everything together about the main reason the yatcha hunt. To understand why predators hunt, we must realize that, for them, hunting is sacred. In their society, hunting isn’t just a leasure or survival method; it’s the cornerstone of their culture and religion, a reminder of the pivotal moment in history that saved their spices. The act of stalking and defeating worthy prey is treated with spiritual reverence and seen as a path to honour and salvation. But there is a rather a weird reason the trophy hunting was so deeply ingrained in the yautcha civilization. And it all first starts with the origin of yauthca the species. If you think that the Yautja look like reptiles that suddenly got a huge tech upgrade, that’s pretty much what happened. According to comic books and other references, the Yautja came from their homeworld, Yautja Prime, where were pre industrial reptiloid species —quite intelligent, yet still living in hunting clans similar to hunter-gatherers. During that time, the Code of Honour and trophy hunting were engraved as quintessential elements of their culture, ensuring survival,and protection against other tribes.