> being unable to take responsibility for them, from a human perspective, is the biggest separator between human and animal behaviour. That is true, but also n

> being unable to take responsibility for them, from a human perspective, is the biggest separator between human and animal behaviour. That is true, but also not related to what your GP was talking about IMHO. I understood their comment as coming from a perspective of either "you should fear what you can't understand/explain - and you can't really understand animals" or "it's their nature to be violent, it doesn't matter whether you understand them", either of which I think is flawed. You made a much better point. I just have a habit of picking at reasoning even if I agree with the conclusion. Sometimes you end up with a more concise and to the point argument at the end of that, and in this case it came from you!