How does Rainsford and Whitney differ in their feelings about animals?

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Whitney suggests that the animals they hunt have feelings such as fear and pain. Rainsford totally disregards these ideas and claims the animals have "no understanding" of what is happening to them. Rainsford is a selfish hunter. He views it as his prerogative to hunt down animals.

Explanation:

How do Rainsford's and Whitney's thoughts on “animal emotions” differ? Rainsford doesn't believe in animals having emotions, but Whitney believes that animals have emotions and feel fear.

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