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In An Age Of Catastrophic Biodiversity Loss, The Author Of AesopS Animals Explains Why We Should Champion And Protect NatureS Underdogs.The Living World Evokes Many Emotions, Especially When It Comes To Our Relationships With Animals. Some Of Our Reactions Are Logical Responses To Potential Harm, But Many Are Irrational, And Our Loathing And Persecution Of Some Species Far Exceed The Threat They Pose To Us. We No Longer Prosecute Animals For Their Crimes As We Did In The Middle Ages, But Our Human Exceptionalism And Vilification Of Unwelcome Animal Behaviour Continues.In Beauty Of The Beasts, Jo Wimpenny Challenges Our Perceptions Of Good Species And Sets The Record Straight About Those We Label Pests, Scavengers And Predators. Using The Latest Research, Jo Explains The Natural Behaviours We Use To Villainise Animals While Demonstrating How These Species Benefit Humanity And Are More Sentient Than We Ever Thought. From Wasps That Provide Free Pest Control And Snakes Whose Venom May Cure Cancer To The Deep Social Bonds Of Crocodiles And Vultures, This Book Will Convince You To Rethink Our Most Misunderstood Beasts.While It May Be Tempting To Imagine A More Pleasant World Devoid Of Animals That Scare And Repulse Us, Jo Explains Why Losing Them Would Devastate Many Ecosystems, Encouraging All Of Us To Appreciate These Animals For What They Are And The Vital Roles They Fulfil For All Life On Earth.
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I was really excited to read about lesser-known animals, but some sections felt rushed and didn’t provide much info. It’s decent but could have been better. Maybe more detail next time?
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Jorge Ramirez
Packaging was a Bit Damaged
I bought this for my daughter, and while she loves the content, the packaging arrived a bit dented. It didn't affect the book itself, but I was disappointed. The illustrations are beautiful and engaging, perfect for kids interested in animals.
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Lucas Patel
Great for Animal Lovers
As a big fan of nature books, I enjoyed this one quite a bit. It covers animals that often get overlooked, which is refreshing. The writing is accessible but not too simple, making it good for both adults and teens.
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Emily Zhang
A Fascinating Read About Misunderstood Animals
I picked up 'Rethinking Nature’s Least Loved Animals' and couldn’t put it down. The insights into underappreciated creatures really opened my eyes! The illustrations are stunning, and it’s perfect for anyone interested in wildlife conservation.
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Amina El-Sayed
Interesting but Lacks Depth
I found the book engaging, but I expected more detailed information on the species discussed. It’s a good intro, but I wish it had included more research or stories about their ecosystems. Still worth a read though!
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