As far as I know, in German all nouns are captialized.
Yet in other languages nouns sometimes get written as capitalized for nongrammatical reasons, such as to just pretent something being a character, to make it sound more significant...
How to do such thing in German? We can't just capitalize the word, as it is already capitalized because of grammar.
animals
andAnimals
(the latter being [differently sized] animals with human sentience). There is no straightforward way to transfer this difference into German. If could be possible, if humans were refered to in the books in double gender "Studenten und Studentinnen". Then one could refer to Animals as "Ziegen und Zieginnen" and to "animals" as "Ziegen".