Explore the practical, cultural, and moral dimensions of human interactions with non-human animals. Consider how animals are involved in human activities from ritual life to laboratory testing, transport, farming and food production, and care and disability services. These examples are explored in terms of questions about origins and development of animal domestication, and the moral and legal status of wild and domesticated populations, including animal rights and animal ownership across various geographic and cultural settings. NOTE: Credit cannot be counted for both ANTH 3015 and ENVS 3015.