Towards the end of WW1 Why did the German navy mutiny but not the army?

by volunteer24601

As far as I'm aware the German army was largely (if not completely) loyal to the very end, but the navy was a hotbed of mutinous soldiers , especially at Kiel - why? What made the Navy less disciplined/less happy with the war or why was the army so compliant to orders?

Georgy_K_Zhukov

More to be said on this, but do check out /u/kieslowskifan's old response here to a related question.