International Journal of Research Studies in Zoology (IJRSZ) Volume 2, Issue 2, 2016, PP 1-8 ISSN 2454-941X http://dx.doi.org/10.20431/2454-941X.0202001 www.arcjournals.org Human Cruelty and Love to Animals M Ashraful Kabir Lecturer in Zoology, Cantonment Public School and College, District- Nilphamari, Bangladesh
[email protected] Abstract: This paper is based on aquarium fishes (various types 1=2.86%), poultry (field pigeon, fancy pigeon, Eurasian collared dove, deshi fowl, cobb=broiler, ISA brown, domesticated turkey, guineafowl, domestic duck, muscovy duck, goose, Japanese quail (12=34.29%), animal husbandry (deshi cow, BBG=Black Bengal Goat, jamnapari, buffalo, sheep, pig, Bangladeshi horse, Indian horse, Bhutani horse, rabbit, guinea pig, albino rat, deshi dog, foreign dog, deshi cat, foreign cat (16=45.71%), cage birds (macaw, alexandrine parakeet, cockatoo, budgerigar, lovebird, java sparrow (6=17.14%). Higher love was found in (16 animals) aquarium fishes, Eurasian collared dove, domesticated Turkey, guineafowl, muscovy duck, cockatoo, lovebird, budgerigar, macaw, alexandrine parakeet, java sparrow, black bengal goat, jamnapari, foreign dog, deshi cat and foreign cat and cruelty higher in (13 animals) field pigeon, fancy pigeon, deshi fowl, Japanese quail, deshi cow, buffalo, pig, Bangladeshi horse, Indian horse, rabbit, guinea pig, albino rat and deshi dog and finally cruelty and love both were same (6 animals) in cobb fowl, ISA fowl, domestic duck, goose, sheep and Bhutani horse. Out of 35 animals the result suggested that huge cruelty were found in pig (87.5%) and the lowest in foreign dogs and cats (0%). So, huge love on foreign dogs and cats (100%) and lower love on pig (12.5%) (Table 1; Diagram 1).