(Adnkronos) - “Li abbiamo umanizzati e non ci rendiamo conto che la bellezza degli animali è riconoscere le loro caratteristiche di specie”. Lo ha detto Roberto Marchesini, Etologo e Zooantropologo a valle dell’evento organizzato a Milano da Royal Canin per indagare, insieme ad alcuni esperti, il valore del rapporto tra animali da compagnia e bambini.
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00:00The human race has always maintained a great interest in the animal world, as demonstrated by the whole culture of the human being.
00:12Let's say that lately, especially after the urban revolution, we are talking about the 1960s, people have had fewer opportunities to immerse themselves in nature and have an authentic relationship with it.
00:25Therefore, an anthropomorphic vision of animals has developed, and we have humanized them, and very often we do not realize that the beauty of a relationship with a dog or a cat lies precisely in recognizing their diversity, their characteristics of species.
00:42This is perhaps the big problem, because we certainly have a greater sensitivity to animals, but the problem is that very often we do not understand their needs, because we treat them not as cats, not as dogs, so we do not recognize their real needs.