That's entirely true but I meant it in a different context.
Most animals in the wild will run away when humans come near them.
They see us as a dangerous threat.
It's the effect of millennia of hunting.
Domesticated animals on the other hand trust us blindly.
Yes we are great in befriending them and there's where I contradict myself a bit but at the meantime many species fear us for obvious reasons.
Well, we are predators. The rabbit will run away from you the same way it would run from a fox and a fox will run away from you the same way it would run from a wolf.
They don't run away from us because humans were mean to them in the past. They just see something different than them and run.
Now, there are animals in certain parts of the world that don't run from humans. But that is not because "they didn't see a human before therefore they are not afraid", which is a trope that gets thrown around a lot. They don't run away because their environment is void of predators altogether.
But we humans are great at taking things personally. "It didn't run away - that must mean it senses I'm a good person" and similar nonsense.
