So do all animals react that way to you? I know you said rats steer clear.""Most do. They see a human, but they smell someting else. It confuses them. Canines are the worst, though." He paused. "No, cats are the worst. I really don't like cats."I laughed."
In the excerpt from "The Awakening" by Kelley Armstrong, a character discusses the way animals react to humans. They mention that most animals tend to avoid humans due to their confusing scents, which can confuse creatures like rats and canines. The character humorously reveals a particular dislike for cats, even ranking them above dogs in terms of problematic interactions. This conversation highlights a unique perspective on the relationship between humans and animals, suggesting that animals’ perceptions are deeply influenced by their sense of smell. It also adds a light-hearted touch to the narrative through the character’s candid opinions on different species.
In the excerpt from "The Awakening" by Kelley Armstrong, a character discusses the way animals react to humans. They mention that most animals tend to avoid humans due to their confusing scents, which can confuse creatures like rats and canines. The character humorously reveals a particular dislike for cats, even ranking them above dogs in terms of problematic interactions.
This conversation highlights a unique perspective on the relationship between humans and animals, suggesting that animals’ perceptions are deeply influenced by their sense of smell. It also adds a light-hearted touch to the narrative through the character’s candid opinions on different species.
