Human life vs. Animal life: which is more important?

In the strict biological sense, human beings are animals too, but in the broader sense, human beings are much more than animals. The life of a man, woman, or child is worth far more than the life of a mouse, rat, dog, or monkey.

Livestock also contribute to human welfare and are an important part of sustainable farming. Maintaining farmland in good condition is essential for a stable food supply, and several papers discuss research on how grazing livestock can improve farmland. More papers address ethical concerns and possible risks to human health regarding future livestock issues, such as the use of animals (e.g. cattle and pigs) as sources of transplant organs and in producing pharmaceuticals. Humans benefit from animals in many ways and it is essential to ensure that the welfare of the animals is protected.

Animals improve the welfare of humans in many ways, ranging from providing companionship, improving mental health, facilitating rescues during natural disasters; and finally, for a number of species, as food. Dogs used in therapy, and as aids for people with disabilities, provide important benefits. Moreover, they can also be used to detect drugs and herd livestock. To ensure the welfare of such important partners, good breeding programmes and high-quality veterinary care are essential, and breeders must be careful to avoid producing dogs with congenital issues.but what Worth most is human.

Human life is better than animaeated humans as one of the most superior being in the entire universe. They have something that other creatures do not have. and that is power to think and make use of their physical and mental assets to do something and bring about a change in their surroundings.

On the other hand, animals are tongue less creatures who are unable to do what humans can. They have insufficient capabilities to invent and discover, unlike human beings.

Therefore humans are definitely superior than animals.