Animalkind

In a world where animals are now revered as the sentient creatures they are, Ingrid Newkirk and Gene Stone provide a collection of fascinating facts about animal intelligence and dispel long-held myths. We learn that geese form lifelong relationships and fish sing by somehow producing their own “music” underwater with their swim bladders. Through Newkirk and Stone's witty writing style, we also see that these discoveries don't just change how we view our fellow creatures—they can be used to make real changes in the world around us.