"connection with animals" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the bond or relationship that someone has with animals, whether it be through owning a pet, working with animals, or simply having a deep appreciation for them. Example: Maria felt a strong connection with animals ever since she was a child. She would spend hours observing and interacting with her family's farm animals, and eventually became a veterinarian to further foster her love for creatures big and small.
Children adored him, and he had an almost telepathic connection with animals.
Those who require narratives of healing will find plenty of material from which to construct one: Lurie does some physical work for a change and comes to feel a connection with animals.
He speculates on a link between at least two of these terms - 'Sapphic love: an excuse for putting on weight.' Those who require narratives of healing will find plenty of material from which to construct one: Lurie does some physical work for a change and comes to feel a connection with animals.
And yet it is hard to comprehend how this modest person who has (I write the following lines in the anticipation of ridicule but anybody who knows him will have seen it to be true) an intuitive connection with animals and young children, who appear drawn to him, as a kindred innocent spirit – could produce work of such fury and violence.
Peter has a connection with animals dating back to the television shows his father, Otto Lang, once directed.
"I find it difficult physically, but I have the stamina to do it, and I want to do it because I've always had an unexplainable connection with animals.
Their poisonous qualities were discovered in connection with animal stock loss, and development was then halted, but several persist as common noxious weeds.
(It has already been discussed in connection with animal ethics, Leopold's land ethics, and deep ecology).
We already have been introduced to ecofeminist philosophy in connection with animal ethics (Section 2.2), Leopold's Land Ethic (Section 2.3), and deep ecology (Section 2.4).
This stance has been proved to be extremely influential, not only in cognitive science and biology/ethology (in connection with animal behavior), but also as a starting point of thinking about artificial agents.
Up next, a look at domestic violence and its connection with animal abuse.
