Looking for correction! The Great Ape Project proposal Zoos have been contemplated along decades as places where you can spend a day with your family and disconnect from routine. However, animals which live there in captivity see their enclosed life through windows and walls. Have you ever asked yourself about their day by day? It wouldn’t absolutely be the life you want for you neither your family. These animals won’t know what is hunting, or develop their capabilities in their native ecosystems, or, in the end, live as animals properly. In this sense, The Great Ape Project has been struggling for a UN Declaration of Rights of Great Apes. This organization advocates for conferring legal rights to them, as the right of life, their liberty protection, or the prohibition of torture them. The most common question about this concession rises up when we compared animals with humans. Are we crossing the line between us? How an ape is going to share my rights? Interestingly, the most logical question is a fallacy too. Of course we are not being compared with an animal in legal issues. We are only demonstrating how our knowledge and judgement have evolved so far, until understanding we can preserve other species, living with them, protecting against people who only see the profit in their lives. Apart from this ethical aspect, there is a deeper feeling of fraternity when we stare the eyes of prisoner animals. We sense sadness, depression, a life wasted. If I had lived in freedom, how’d have my life been? This connection is not a hoax. Needless to say this connection is real, and when you experience it, your mind gets collapsed. Take your time and imagine a Lyon, or a bull, living fenced. Do you still consider The Great Ape Project proposal is madness? See yourself with these animal eyes. Thus, I strongly believe these rights must be implemented worldwide. We will have gained a better world, where not being the superior specie doesn’t mean to be in danger.