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Non-human living beings are entitled to non-human rights.

Natural life is the commonly-perceived lifespan and behavior of a living entity.

A living being or species has a right to exist as long as it, by its own nature, does not endanger the continued existence of other living species.

A living being or species that, by its mere existence, endangers the survival or life-expression of other species does not have the right to exist.