The Most Dangerous Game

is there a difference between hunting humans and animals? why or why not?

how are they different in things, morality, the ability humans and animals have to communicate, and the understanding of the idea of sport amongs things.

I would appriciate if someone answered this question for me^^

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I think in greater society, we have laws to prevent the hunting of animals. Collectively, society feels that human life is sacred and animals lives are not. By this standard, yes there is a difference.

If we take societal morals and values out of the equation, perhaps Zaroff isn't so crazy. Still, humans seem to have little problem killing each other off if the context is different, (ie war) so your question then changes to one of context rather than simply morality.

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