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A recent essay stresses the importance of being dog literate and dog smart.
Dr. Mike Dacey's recent book identifies seven challenges for researchers.
A moral revolution on behalf of animals.
McIntyre's new book explains how he became the "the ultimate guru of wolf behavior.”
Zazie Todd's blog is a precious resource of all companion animals.
Ashley Capps and Allison Titus's new book re-envisions animal poetry.
Katharine Mershon examines how stories about dogs are much about ourselves.
Rob Gierka and Karen Duke explain why anthropocentrism reeks of insensitivity.
Michael Bond offers a mind-expanding deep dive into how animals have shaped us.
Dr. Rustin Moore explains why human-animal interactions are a win-win for all.
A review of a book about how colonialism affected the lives of cattle.
The important question is not if consciousness has evolved but why.
Roland Ennos offers an eye-opening tour through human evolution and engineering.
Larry Carbone's new book shares his vision for more humane research.