Human-animal interactions have long been a topic of fascination and debate, interweaving the threads of culture, science, and ethics. From the domestication of animals thousands of years ago to contemporary discussions surrounding pets, wildlife conservation, and animal rights, these interactions have shaped human society in profound ways. They influence our emotional well-being, our environmental policies, and even our philosophical views on the nature of life itself. As humans, we often perceive ourselves as the dominant species on the planet, leading to a complex dynamic with other animals. This relationship can be nurturing, as seen in companionship with pets, but can also be fraught with tension, particularly in discussions about wildlife…