Animals also have lives and have as much reason to live as we do

Imagine yourself flying through the sky when, boom, you hear the sound of a rifle and, bam, the bullet hits you. When you are falling just before you die you hear the shouts of merry laughter. That is how birds feel when it comes to shooting season. How do you think that feels?

I am going to prove this to you tonight by explaining that animals have as much right to live as we do , that if animals have diseases and we eat them then we will get sick too and finally the more animals we eat, the more the food chain will get disrupted.

Animals also have lives and have as much reason to live as we do.

Animals have a life to live and they have feelings, just like us. If we can live, then they should be able to too. Animals aren’t much different to humans, for example females dress up and put makeup on to attract the opposite sex. Male peacocks attract the opposite sex by showing their beautiful feathers. Animals protect their young just like we do.

If animals have diseases, and we eat the animal, we will get sick too.

Lots of animals can get sick, and when we slaughter them and eat them, we will get sick. For example, on a chicken farm, we eat the eggs that they lay. If the chicken is sick, it will infect the chick inside the egg and when we cook it and eat it, we will get the sickness that the chicken had.

The more animals we eat, the more the food chain will get disrupted.

The more animals that we eat, the more the food chain will get disrupted, which causes more animals to die. For example, when a bird is eaten by a human, the foxes will have less to eat. Soon, the foxes won’t have enough to eat and start to die out. Then the snakes that eat the foxes will soon die out from lack of food and so on.