1. Human beings are animals and are inherently active; labor is not only for life, but also for health. ——Xie Juezai

2. Human love, hope and fear are no different from animals. They are like sunshine, coming from the same source and falling in the same place. ——John Muir

3. Man is just an animal who knows nothing. Without instruction, he knows nothing. He can neither speak, walk, eat, nor do anything that is inspired by instinct. , can only sleep. ——Pliny the Great

4. The difference between humans and animals is human reason, and hatred often clouds human reason. ——Trojepolski

5. If the older generation of animals did not teach the small animals how to survive, it would be unreasonable to blame the small animals. In the same way, parents in human society also have responsibilities that they cannot shirk. ——Bi Shumin

6. When interacting with people, let us remember that we are not interacting with rational animals. We are interacting with emotional animals, animals with prejudices on their hair and full of pride and vanity. Intercourse. ——Dale Carnegie

7. The real difference between man and animals lies in his inner, invisible power and value. ——Tagore

8. Only with material things can people survive; only with ideals can people live. What is the difference between survival and life? Animals are meant to survive, and humans are meant to live. ——Hugo

9. A person who is cruel to animals will also become cruel to humans. —— Thomas Aquina

10. Girls are very strange animals. Even if she has no real feelings for you before, if you have got her, she is yours. . ——Gu Long

11. Animals are the closest friends. They never ask questions or blame. —— Eliot

12. Man is a tight rope between animals and superman, a rope crossing the abyss. ——Nietzsche

13. Human beings are willful animals and can only be induced, not forced. ——Daniel

14. If an animal needs something, it knows the extent and quantity of it, but humans do not. ——Democritus

15. Human beings have something that animals do not have—creativity and imagination. ——Maxwell Morz

16. Humans are a very strange animal. No matter how much you love this kind of thing, if you face it every day, you will definitely get bored after a long time. , you will get tired of him, and your liking and love for him will definitely subside and fade. ——Gu Long

17. The creation of nature will never contradict itself. It will never make animals that are naturally slow have the ability to move quickly, because this ability is not necessary for them. ——Jules Verne

18. There are always similarities in how humans treat lower animals and deal with the relationship between humans. ——Spencer

19. Accept a worldview beyond anthropocentrism and even be able to love other animals as you love yourself. ——Ralston

20. The essence of education lies in overcoming the animal instincts in oneself and developing all the unique nature of human beings. ——Suhomlinsky

21. The further away from animals in the narrow sense, the more consciously people create their own history. ——Engels

22. Reason is the highest talent of human beings, and it is the characteristic that essentially distinguishes human beings from lower-level animals. ——Haeckel

23. People who are cruel to animals will not be kind to people. ——Schopenhauer

24. Faith is spiritual ability; animals have no faith, and savages and uncivilized people are full of fear and doubt. Only highly developed creatures can have faith. ——Chekhov

25. Human beings are animals that seek meaning. ——Plato

26. Man is the most truly social animal. He is not only a gregarious animal, but also an animal that can only be independent in society. ——Marx

27. I attach equal importance to human rights and animal rights. This should also be the common sense that all human beings should have. ——Lincoln

28. The difference between the brains of humans and higher animals is obviously one of degree rather than substance. ——Charles Darwin

29. All rational animals will be bored. ——Pushkin

30. The vegetation is ruthless and sometimes drifting; humans are animals and only the spirit of things.

——Ouyang Xiu