Animal Speech: Should Animals Have A Voice

Have you ever wondered how the world would be if animals had a voice? Some have great intelligence already but imagine with the ability to speak they will evolve into a new species. Animals have many similarities with humans. For example they think, feel, and live exactly like people. The only difference that there maybe is speech. Animals can only do so much when they are trying to communicate. For example, they whimper, growl, or bark when they are in pain. Animals cannot tell a person if they are in pain or if they are unhappy. That is why humans have to be the voice for animals. While exploring these things, I agree with Tom Regan that animals should have rights.

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have in common with each other is animals. It is more like humans depend on animals rather than the other way around. If people take animals for granted, sooner or later there may be no animals to depend on. According to Adaptt “More than 150 billion animals are slaughtered every year” (No author). The question is why? Why are innocent animals being killed? The reason is selfishness and the thought of being superior. Some people may believe that humans are superior to animals. That since they are superior, animals do not have a right in anything. Even though animals also feel emotions, thoughts are going through their head, and they live a life. Animals do not like being caged up, poked by needles, or being abused emotionally and physically. Human babies do not know how to talk yet, they don’t think of consequences yet, and they are helpless during the first year. However, no one has ever thought on experimenting on babies or no one has ever put a babies in a cage to amuse other people. Even though babies do not have a voice yet, they have their parents be their voice for them. If experimenting or abusing babies is seen as inhumanly then experimenting or abusing animals should also be seen as