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Isabella La Rocca González's new book explores where our food comes from.
Marco Adda discusses intricacies of the “free-ranging dog removal” phenomenon.
There have been some major changes among people studying cognitive ethology.
Research shows hunting animals for fun has negative effects on conservation.
Jonathan Birch's new book is a wonderful eye-opening and challenging read.
A new book is a must-read for remaining positive about Earth's well-being.
It's far more complicated than most people realize.
Matthew Halteman opens the door to expansive and deep thinking.
A new book explains how to change farming for the benefit of all.
David Hone's new book is an eye-opening journey into how dinosaurs lived.
Sy Montgomery's new book shows why being called a bird brain is a compliment.
A new book offers a detailed look at Donald Griffin's bold scientific work.
Jessica Mann's book is a must-read for appreciating how birds sense their world.
Mathieu Lihoreau's new book explains all that goes on in a bee's tiny brain.
Rick McIntyre's "Thinking Like a Wolf" informs and surprises global audiences.
A new book, "Applied Equine Psychology," compares horses to humans.
Personal rewilding means letting our feelings lead to compassionate action.
Wild chatter can rewild our hearts and souls.
Susana Monsó's new book dispels anthropocentric biases about mortality.
Science shows animals deeply care about what happens to themselves and others.
Josh Davis's new book 'A Little Queer Natural History' is an eye-opening read.
Harvey Whitehouse's 'Inheritance' explains who we are and who we could be.
Orangutan expert Leif Cocks explains what it means to be truly human.
Richard Suggs offers fascinating suggestions about this mysterious behavior.
Book 'Abandoned' uses moving before and after photographs to chronicle dog lives
Dr. Zazie Todd's outstanding new book "Bark!" is the go-to for "difficult" dogs.
Simone Ghelli's book takes a deep dive into human-animal relationships.
James O'Hanlon's new book is a brilliant exposé of the amazing world of spiders.
Ruth Montiel Arias and Liz Tyson's new book takes the monkey's points of view.
Vanessa Chakour's book 'Earthly Bodies' teaches us about nurturing and love.
Critics of anthropomorphism say the same thing over and over, and they're wrong.
There is no evidence that dogs learn more effectively when physically punished.
Annie Grossman's how best to train dogs in her new book.
Choosing to ruin the lives of wolves smacks of human exceptionalism.
Cathryn Michon helps people deal with losing a dog because it's always too soon.
Diane Boyd's tireless efforts to learn about wild wolves is a riveting story.
Contesting myths that could harm a high-profile wolf pack.
Personal Perspective: An encounter with two dogs, and composite signals.
Wolves' presence offers valuable lessons about human-nonhuman relationships.
Carol Mithers's new book unites the causes of animal welfare and social justice.
Gregory Berns's new book 'Cowpuppy' may change the way people look at cows.
Rosamund Young's new book about sheep is a story of joy, discovery, and, often, heartbreak.
Arik Kershenbaum focuses on wild animal cognition, emotion, and communication.
William Taylor's new book explores how horses helped shape our past and present.
We must be very careful when calling a dog a "this" or a "that."
Emma Hakansson explains why it's not radical to fight human speciesism.
A new book shows respecting their emotional lives is good for them and for us.