In "casey at the bat," what happens to the first pitch that the pitcher throws to casey? a. casey does not swing, and it is called a strike. b. casey hits it out of the park. c. casey swings and misses. d. casey catches it and throws it back to the pitcher.

For the first pitch, it's D; Casey catches it and throws it back to the pitcher. I researched this on various websites, and that's the most common and legitimate answer. I hope this helps! :)

Walt Whitman recognizes how humans and animals are so different in nature He describes humans as being selfish,false,materialistic,and influenced too much by their surrounding. Aminals ,on the other hand, are innocent, happy creatures who live on this earth just being happy to be alive. If you ask me Walt Whitman has made an unwhittengly wrong assumption. Animals and humans are a lot alike Theyboth have the instincts to survive and both would put themselves before another if it meant that they would perish