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how does the chapter the bond of love justify that animals also feel the pleasure of love and the pain of separation​

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Answered by Ravisonkar
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                  Animals Also Feel Pleasure, Love, And Pain

Edward Freeman has rightly said, “The awful wrongs and

sufferings forced upon the innocent, helpless, faithful animal race form the

blackest chapter in the whole world's history." God created all life forms

with equal care and love. As man loves freedom, so do all forms of animals. Man

uses animals for his pleasure, entertainment and convenience. This is man’s

cruelty to animals! Have animals ever encroached into man’s world and hunted

him? Has any animal ever encaged any man? If man were treated with the same

cruelty, how would he feel? Certainly, he would feel the pain, hurt, suffering,

and torture if being in the cage?

Animals are equally precious and should equally share God’s earth

and should not be caged at all. They should be in the wilderness with their

families. Animals should live in their natural habitat and be allowed to roam

freely because animals’ natural instincts will vanish if they are caged in

zoos. Also, some animals are forced to live in climates that they are not

accustomed to and this is cruel. For example, the elephant is accustomed to

live in tropical climates but is forced to live in zoos in cold countries like

Canada.

Animals feel pain and pleasure, and have emotions. Those who

have kept pets in their life at one p know animals feel pain and pleasure. Have

you ever seen a pet dog’s joy when he sees his master returning home after a

day’s work? Have you ever seen a pet’s sadness when its master is separated

from it for a long time? There are many real life incidents in all parts of the

world that are touching examples of animals’ understanding and care towards

human beings. Some famous books such as ‘The Jungle Book’, ‘The War Horse’, and

certain movies such as ‘The Eight Below’, ‘War Horse’, ‘Jungle Book’, etc.

endorse the argument that animals are not only emotional, they are intelligent

also.

So we must treat them with respect. We must not subject them to pain, separation from their habitat or natural environment. We must stop exploiting and killing them for fun.

Answered by Cosmique
6

Answer:

In this chapter when the bruno was sent to the zoo he felt very disappointed by get aparted with author's wife.

When author's wife go to meet him a pleasure of love was looking in his eyes.

These incident show that animals also feel the pleasure of love and the pain of separation.

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