101.   Animals are creatures of habit, Woolf said, and sometimes will run away from vacation destinations out of confusion.

102.   Animals would be free to graze on burned or undisturbed parts of the landscape.

103.   Animals are our companions, but they cannot, in any comparable sense, speak.

104.   Animals are the stuff of fables, and historians may look back on this age in Washington as a time of fabled absurdity.

105.   Animals are unpredictable.

106.   Animals have always been part of the Disney magic, but they were cartoon animals.

107.   Animals have long been a favorite with advertisers.

108.   Animals were for torturing.

109.   Another perspective assumes that domesticated animals are man-made creatures who cannot survive on their own.

110.   Anyone who thinks the animals are abused, Traystman said, is mistaken.