Explain the difference between the movement of a cloud and the movement of an animal?

"margin-bottom:.0001pt;line-height:normal;">There are many

differences between the movements of a cloud and an animal, the

biggest being that a cloud is not a living organism. Unlike a

living animal a cloud can not choose when and how it will move, it

is pushed along by the force of wind. An animal chooses when to

move using its brain and motor skills.

"margin-bottom:.0001pt;line-height:normal;">1 Additional Answer

"margin-bottom:.0001pt;line-height:normal;">The difference between

the movement of an animal and the movement of a cloud is that an

animal knows it is moving. You see, clouds do not have brains,

muscle, and motive like an animal does. From my own personal

experience, my dog will jump and chase a squirrel. She moves

towards the squirrel because she has a high prey drive and it is an

instinct to chase. Clouds do not move on their own. The wind moved

clouds and the clouds do not know why they are moving. I hope this

helps!