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Marc Bekoff Ph.dPsychology Today |
Respect is due to the seemingly intelligent and organized society of ants.
"Animal Entanglements" nicely shows how hard it can be for dogs to live with us.
An expert on insect sentience explains its ethical implications.
Studies clearly show diverse animals are sentient and have rich emotional lives.
Tommy Tomlinson's new book focuses on whether primped dogs are happy.
Having empathy for confused transplants from Planet Dog is the key to success.
A new book asks us to reject anthropocentrism and embrace animal agency.
Thomas Seeley's new book is a wonderful read about these fascinating insects.
Erin Jones's new book calls for positive dog-human relationships.
"Sounds of the Ocean" guides you on a mindful underwater odyssey.
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Brenda Peterson offers insights into the intricacies of intuitive communication.
Hugh Warwick's new book discusses the dark side of conservation.
Andreas Tjernshaugen offers an intimate portrait of these fascinating predators.
David Toomey's "Kingdom of Play" is a comprehensive and well-written review.
Author Sy Montgomery explains what it is like to be an octopus.
Rewilder Derek Gow's new book is a fascinating and educational read.
Michele Merritt's book is a probing discussion of canine cognition and emotions.
Mikel Delgado shows how misunderstanding cats results in unhealthy felines.
Dr. Marcy Norton's new book about humans and animals after 1492 is a must read.
"Birding to Change the World" is a story of science and social engagement.
Great apes aren't the only animals who engage in playful teasing.
"Otter Country" offers a close-up, eye-opening view of these graceful beings.
Susan Eirich's new book is an eye-opening journey into their hearts and heads.
Scientific stories say yes, but Mariam Motamedi Fraser wonders if this is so.
Our misperceptions are often driven by irrational fears and prejudices.
A vegan mindset has wide-ranging positive effects.
Grizzlies are very intelligent, adaptable, and highly individualistic.
There are many reasons for tail-wagging. How did it come about?
Stefani Cohen's book "Overcoming Your Child's Fear of Dogs" is a brilliant read.
The well-being of both wolves and cows deserves careful consideration.
Vicki Hutton's book is an important read about human-animal relationships.
Let's increase the success rate of conservation projects.
Having a Ball: How you and your dog can have a positive mindset during training.
Kimberly Moore writes about the link between human rights and animal rights.
Misunderstandings abound.
Survival at Stake: Poorva Joshipura's book offers solutions and hope.
Edward Morey's book "Deconstructing Behavior" digs deeply into this question.
A detailed study of dog smarts shows what makes super smart dogs unique.
Sarah Anderson's new book, "The Lost Art of Silence," is an ear-opener.
In their new book, these two scholars cover a dazzling array of topics.
Ocean acidification by humans decreases growth and reproduction for red abalone.
Ian Dunbar's new book "Barking Up the Right Tree" is an easy and must read.
Marco Adda calls for a significant change in how dogs are viewed and trained.
Terry Garcia & Chris Rainier's new book offers hope for future generations.
It's high time to ban procedures that disfigure a dog's natural looks.
A look at Sy Montgomery's compassionate portrait of turtles.
A Personal Perspective: Animals offer us so much for which to be thankful.
Emily Major's research suggests there might be if we understand why it happens.
Alexis Devine's book 'I Am Bunny' is a practical guide for how to be human.
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