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Animals: The Defenseless Natural World

4 Pages 987 Words September 2016

Has mankind ever appreciated that they are able to defend themselves? Animals and mammals are defenseless creatures against humanity. Animals are much like humans, they deserve equal rights just as humans. Without humans sheltering animals, the helpless creatures are hopeless to survive. Individuals should have empathy for other people and animals. There is no reason why animals should be treated with hate and torture. Animals cannot live without someone supporting them with shelter.
The PETA organization notes, “On today's factory farms, animals are crammed by the thousands into filthy, windowless sheds and confined to wire cages, gestation crates, barren dirt lots, and other cruel confinement systems.” Animals are tortured and crammed up in slaughterhouses with no food and water. Animals live with fear in slaughterhouses, knowing they are going to die. However, eating meat is any individual human being’s decision, therefore, they should be aware of how their meat is being processed. Animal cruelty is never in any case right to do. Animals are a human’s companions. If animals knew math, science and history etc., they would not be labeled as an animal. Therefore, an action on an animal should be thought twice before a cruel decision is acted upon them. An animal does not think like a human and does not understand what you yell and shout at them.
Animals are intelligent creatures and should be credited for their existence. In “A Change of Heart about Animals,” Jeremy Rifkin notes about two Caledonian crows that were named Betty and Abel that were given a choice to choose between two tools, one was a straight wire and the other was a wire with a hook to capture a piece of meat inside a cage (25). Rifkin says, “Abel the more dominant male, then stole Betty’s hook, leaving her with only a straight wire. Betty than used her beak to wedge the straight wire in a crack and bent it with her beak to produce the hook. She then ...

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