Is the female power significant to you? In fact, what does it mean to you, or what actually defines it? Is it courage, femininity, or beauty? In order to entirely embrace the feminine power, every woman should tap into her most basic instinct.
Who is she truly? If she takes away her makeup or clothes or her presence on social media, what will be left of her?
Women should think about the animal species that are dominated by females: the queen bee, or the lioness, or also the praying mantis, and so on.
Here are several goddess spirit animals. Read on to discover which goddess spirit animal resonates with you, which one should serve as your guide, and which one will assist you in activating your inner feminine abilities.
Here they are:
Queen bee
Honey bee societies are unbelievably matriarchal because their hives are actually filled with female worker bees. They choose the queen from among them and raise her continuously.
On the other hand, males or drones exist only for sex, and they die right after they mate with their queen. In fact, this queen bee is the regulator of its entire hive unity and also lays eggs. Moreover, she is said to be the only one that has entirely developed ovaries.
Lioness
At the time when the jungle’s kind is snoozing on the rocks, the females hunt, as they are better at hunting than lions. The lionesses are said to be the defenders of their cubs and territory against the male predators.
They usually remain in the region where their mothers gave birth to them, so because of that, their land, hunting grounds, and community can be better understood. They create and defend, and they are the soul and the heart of the pride.
Komodo dragon
Komodo dragons say that they do not need a man. These females are so free and liberated, so they don’t need mates to procreate.
The Komodo dragon goes through the process, which is called parthenogenesis, during which the female develops eggs without the process of fertilization. The Komodo dragon is said to be the ultimate confident and independent woman.
Orca
The orca is the deadliest dolphin species, led by matriarchal females who are responsible for their species’ survival.
The female orcas were said to be knowledgeable and adaptable, or even complex and environment-oriented, when it comes to tracking the food or taking care of their young. This animal’s lifespan is about 90 years.
Naked mole-rats
Just like the bee, the naked mole-rat is commanded by the queen. As they have thick and transparent skin and also hairless bodies and sharp teeth, the females live underground, in colonies.
The queen is the only one that breeds and prevents the other females from breeding. The queen chooses a few mates that gradually increase their weight as a result a result of the increase in their testosterone. Her dominance is really powerful, affecting other females, so they have their hormones decreased.
Elephant
This animal lives in a matriarchal and peaceful society that survives for generations. The head of the heard is the largest and oldest female, because she presides, guides, and leads over the entire family.
The elephant is said to be an extremely intelligent creature that has unbelievable memory. Usually, the herds of elephants consist generally of mothers, sisters, and daughters. The females are only responsible for expanding and surviving their species.
Spotted hyena
The females of this species are the more dominant and stronger gender. In fact, the males are smaller than them, which is why this species is the largest one in this world.
The dominant females are the leaders of clans made of 100 or more hyenas. They possess an elongated clitoris, resembling a male sex organ and capable of achieving an erection. They even give birth through this organ.
Praying mantis
The females of this species are sexual carnivores. They are deadly hunters, as their prey is their mate who makes the ultimate sacrifice. After they mate, the males allow the females to eat them in order to increase their reproductive advantage.
However, when there is just one male around, he is going to be the father of many offspring, right before the female consumes it.
Octopus
Can you imagine a man who is afraid of sexual acts? Well, the aggressive and really powerful female octopus tends to eat the male after they mate, for nourishment.
However, the males are intelligent and usually try to escape after they mate, and they jump on the female’s back and swim away. They have developed longer tentacles, which are actually designed to help them escape from these hungry females.
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