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Louis Lefebvre's new book is a must-read about birds and their brains.
Melissa McCue-McGrath offers scientifically sound information and suggestions.
A new book by Scott Simon shares moving tales of the animals he has met.
Dr. Jo Wimpenny's new book asks us to reconsider the importance of "pests".
Dr. Heide Island's new book is an alluring exposé of otters.
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.