Blog #15

David Abram makes some interesting points. He is saying that animals and humans are more alike than what people think they are. We both communicate with each other with body language and sounds. Humans speak to each other verbally with words animals do it with different kinds of sounds. We humans may not understand what they are saying but they do, just like they do not understand what we are saying. We are different but very much alike. When animals, for example, birds sense something bad or even if it was good coming there way, they have different sounds that they use to let the other birds know. Those birds will understand what is going on. Birds are actually very vocal and this is their kind of language. Animals think and and have thoughts just like humans do. We do it very differently, but we all do it. We both have to do it to survive, we need to think in ways that would help us get through each day, each situations and way to stay alive. David Abram made me realize that animals are a lot like us. I never really thought that animals would think but it does make sense because in certain situations. For example, if it is for them to save their lives or even to hunt for food they have to have a certain strategy to do so, and the only way to do this is by using their thoughts and thinking it out.