With passion and humor, Wilson combines memoir and scientific discovery into a spellbinding narrative of his lifelong devotion to the study of ants.
Rebecca Giggs unlocks how humans have engaged nature—tales of greed, aggression, wonder, desperation, longing, nostalgia, love, curiosity and obsession.
In Horse Crazy, Sarah Maslin Nir turns the investigative lens on herself, exploring why she and so many others share this equine obsession.
Kate E. Richards’ Drinking With Chickens is a haute cocktail book . . . but with chickens.
Carl Safina studies how sperm whales, scarlet macaws and chimpanzees aim to live the best way possible in their individual environments and cultures.
This breathtaking book, first published in Sweden, achieves the delicate balance of jaw-dropping photographs and thought-provoking text.
Typically, the phrase “true crime” brings to mind stories of serial murderers—not of, say, thieves and traffickers of rare eggs.
Cat lovers are known for being somewhat obsessive in their devotion, and here is a book filled with like-minded people (and their cats!) telling their stories.
Lloyd Spencer Davis writes with wit and a wry, irrepressible sense of humor, while imparting everything there is to know about penguins.
If you love dogs, and even talk to them, you’re going to rejoice at this entertaining and enlightening book by canine cognition researcher Alexandra Horowitz.
Peter Zheutlin took his rescue Lab mix on a six-week journey across America to share a more lighthearted, heartfelt and dog-friendly tour of our country.
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