Animal Interview

Question:

Do you think birds can understand the whistling language?

Answer:

I think it's possible that they can understand it to some extent.

Question:

Can animals talk to each other?

Answer:

I think that if they are in a similar group, like all cats, they might be able to talk to each other.

Question:

How do we know they can talk to each other?

Answer:

I don't think we do know right now, but we might in the future.

Question:

Can animals understand humans? Give an example.

Answer:

Again, I think it's possible that animals can understand the language to some extent, but not completely. I think to talk to an animal you have to sound exactly like them.

Question:

If you could speak to animals, what would you say?

Answer:

I would ask them what it's like in their habitat, what they like to do.

Question:

Would you give up talking to humans to talk to animals? Why?

Answer:

I wouldn't give up communication to humans to talk to animals. I think humans and animals have a bond without needing to talk.

My Questions for a dog:                       The dogs answers:

A. What is it like to be a dog?               Fun, you get to run around a lot.

B. Who is your family?                         I have an owner named Sara, and lots of brothers and sisters.

C. Do you like it?                                  I like being a dog, it's really fun.

D. How energetic are you?                    Very.

E. What is your name?                           Cookie.

F. What is your favourite toy?               I have a tennis ball that I play with all the time.

G. Where do you like to go on walks?  I go on really long walks over bridges and in parks.

H. What do you like to do?                   I play with my siblings and owner almost all day.

I. Where are you most of the time?       Outside at parks and fields.

J. Can you talk to your siblings?           Yes, but only a little bit.