Never forget: most animals have six legs and wings.
Four legs good. Two legs bad.
All mammalisn are created equal, except some are more equal than others.
While AFAIK there is no agreed figure for the number of Norway Rats in the world, it’s not necessarily more than the number of people, and I’ve never seen an estimate anywhere near 100 times as many as people.
In microcosm, ‘everybody knows’ there are more rats than people in NY, but the most recent ‘peer reviewed’ study came up with only 1/4 as many rats as people in the City, known as particularly hospitable to rats.
I’ve heard that about many specific places, but is this true for the entire world? This article for example says the number is “in the billions,” which would make it the same order of magnitude as the human population.
Coincidentally, that is what I call The Beatles.
Ok, but can we agree that they’re insects?
Alas, with the passing of George Harrison the Beatles no longer qualify. In addition, I must note that the Animals had no members in common with Wings.