This has led to a third way: (Martha Nussbaum). This theory argues that animals have a right to flourish according to their species-specific capabilities. A wolf has the right to roam and hunt; a chicken has the right to scratch in the dirt and roost on a perch. Unlike traditional rights theory, this allows for some human-animal interaction (like pets or herding) if the animal's fundamental capabilities are met.
You do not need to be a philosopher to act ethically. You just need to be honest about your values. This has led to a third way: (Martha Nussbaum)
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