Hannah’s Reviews > Pests: How Humans Create Animal Villains > Status Update
Hannah
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"These reminders of our limits—in the yipping howl of the coyote, the scrabbling of a rat, or the bear at the bird feeder—might teach us something, if we cared to listen. [The dead coyote] paid the ultimate price, simply for being where she was. But she was, in fact, where she belonged."
— Jun 05, 2026 10:06AM
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Hannah
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"Humans created a place for the pigeon, bringing it willingly into their lives. This is a species that helped to found modern journalism, a species whose members received military awards for bravery. And now, they're 'rats with wings.'"
Why am I crying about the noble pigeon at 11 am on a weekday
— May 29, 2026 09:17AM
Why am I crying about the noble pigeon at 11 am on a weekday
Hannah
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"People might worship out of devotion, or they might worship out of fear. But with worship comes respect. And with respect comes coexistence."
— May 13, 2026 12:17PM
Hannah
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"When rats are disgusting, it is because of where they live and why they live there. Rats are disgusting because humans are — because we generate trash and sewage, because we are indifferent to each other's sufferings."
— May 12, 2026 03:11PM
