The role of animals in story telling forms a bond between the viewers and character that can be stronger than the human cast. Animals not only gave information but also portray their personality in a given narrative. Sometimes they are wearing a cover of characteristics which is not directly related to their natural portrayal but still manages to effect human animal relationship i.e Anthropomorphism. Anthropomorphism is an interpretation of what is not human or personal in terms of human or personal characteristics (Merriam Webster). The showing or treating of animals, gods or objects as if they are human in appearance, character or behaviour. The books "Alice in Wonderland", "Peter Rabbit", and "Winnie-the-Pooh" are classic examples of anthropomorphism …show more content…
The utilization of humanoid attribution is conspicuously utilized as a part of Disney motion pictures focused towards children. Indeed, even the simplest Disney films mirror a part of humankind in the characteristic world. The animals depicted in these motion pictures are presented with a human trademark, which empowers us to relate to the story. This utilization of humanoid attribution enables us to identify with these animals as we can candidly interface with them, while likewise learning profitable life lessons. Pictures of natural animals and their practices are supplanted with disinfected articulations of qualities people think creatures have, these bogus portrayals of creatures are duplicated in the media, consequently turning into the gauges for understanding creature conduct (Leventi-Perez 2011). This study is going to explore the effects of anthropomorphic animals in a way, what children are learning from this portrayal of animals. It is really important to figure out how children think about living animals and how they their perception is build up about both of pets and other