Wildlife
I'm sure everyone has seen at least some form of wildlife in thier life from squrrirls running in the trees to birds flying above in the sky. There is also a sense awe that many people feel when they see a form of wildlife for the first time like when someone sees a fox or a deer in person, this likely triggers wildlife inspired awe, because the person experiencing it may create emotional experencies as important memories (Hicks & Stewart, 2017). This kind of sense of awe is thought of as attempted accommodation to overwelming emotional human interactions with wildlife (Hicks & Stewart, 2017). Many people also have different views on wildlife and those different views are called wildlife value orientations, these are values and beliefs with wildlife as the main topic (Gross, 2019). there are two main types of these value orientations: mutualism and domination, mutualism is the belief that humans and animals are equal and the same while domination is the belief that humans ...