"As you can see, the best way to approach an animal is to walk slowly and calmly, not to invade its space aggressively, because they might perceive it as a threat to their life or habitat. We must remember to respect them, after all, they can think for themselves as well."
"So, they are like us, Teacher Catalina?"
"You could say that, but the more logical answer would be to treat them like children. Of course, there are factors that can change this way of thinking, such as when an animal has a higher rank, making it more intelligent than a lower-ranked one. This is why some higher-ranked animals refuse to make a contract with us. After all, it would be like taking away their freedom. In these cases, it is best to have something that would benefit the animal, tempting it to make a contract."
"Any examples?"
