Can Animals Think In Eugene Linden's Short Story 'Dog Star'

People around the world today all have their own type of bond with their animals. It can be a very strong bond or maybe not that strong of a bond. Some may wonder if animals think like humans, therare arguments all around the world on whether they do or do not. Many people believe that animals do think like humans because all of the surprising things animals have been known to show people today. Animals can think like humans and they show that by doing the things humans wouldn't really think they could do. For example in the short story “Can Animals Think” by Eugene Linden, it talks about all types of ways different type of animals proove how they can think just like humans. For example it says how a monkey named Fu Manchu had broken out of his cage. Fu broke out of his cage by first climbing down air-vent louvers into a dry mount, then he would take ahold of a button on the bottom of the furnace door and by doing that had to use force to open it just enough so he could slide a wire into the gap, slip a latch then pop open the door. This proves how animals can think just like humans. Fu couldn't just do all
For example in the short story “Dog Star” by Arthur C. Clarke, it talks about how a man and his dog Laika have a really powerful bond and some of the obstacles that come and how Laika started barking to get everyone in the houses attention because she knew that there was going to be a earthquake and by barking Laik saved the narrator's life. This explains how animals think because Laika had to think for barking to get everyone's attention in order to get them out of the house to get away from the earthquake. By thinking, Laika ended up saving lives. Any type of animal thinks and they all can show that in all types of ways, Laika showed the audience she could think by helping her owner before the earthquake happened. Animals can think and they just do it in some many different types of