what kind of animal breaks the law?

Answer 1

A law normally states who (or what) is subjected to it.

For example, a law that imposes duties on people running airlines will not apply to you if you do not run an airline.

I do not know of any laws that apply to animals. Many laws refer to the behaviour of animals, forbidding some behaviours, but they apply to the owner or person having "charge, management or control" of the animal at the time.

Therefore, it is that person that breaks the law if, for example, the animal bites a child or causes damage to some property.

However, lawmakers can sometimes be strange in their attempts to please voters...

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Ancient Greeks would sometimes punish objects if they'd hurt people. They would actually have trials to decide on what punishment should be applied to a jar that fell on a person...
This was rare.

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If you consider humans as part of the animal kingdom, then "humans" is your answer.

If you consider divine law, then the snake was punished by having his legs removed, for what I would call The Apple Incident (nothing to do with Mac computers, I hope).

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"Gravity. It's not just a good idea. It's the law!"

Fish, by being immersed in water that has the same density as they do, are not subject to gravity in the same way as we landlubbers are. Equality in the eyes of the law? I guess fish have it easy.

Answer 2

Humans.

Answer 3

Only human animals.

Answer 4

A Jailbird.

Answer 5

if a dog bites someone , they are put to death.
should prob be the owner but hey thats life.

Answer 6

lions ,tigers crocodiles,hippos ,snakes .scorpions ,komodo dragons ,to many to mention .when they kill people
or elephants when they destroy property.

Answer 7

i dont know. get a life or maybe ask ur moma

Answer 8

people.

Answer 9

Dogs.
They defecate in public.
wang?

Answer 10

a cheetah.