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Fear Of The Animal Planet: The Hidden History of Animal Resistance
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Fear Of The Animal Planet: The Hidden History of Animal Resistance

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‘Until the lion has its historian, the hunter will always be a hero’. Jason Hribal fulfils the promise of this proverb, taking the reader deep inside the circus, zoo and other animal operations providing insight into the hidden struggle and resistance that occurs daily. Chimpanzees escape their cages, elephants attack their trainers, orcas demand more food and tigers refuse to perform. An extraordinary collection of behind-the-scenes stories, Fear of the Animal Planet also makes a well-researched argument for the ethical treatment of animals.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
AK Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
6 January 2011
Pages
172
ISBN
9781849350266

‘Until the lion has its historian, the hunter will always be a hero’. Jason Hribal fulfils the promise of this proverb, taking the reader deep inside the circus, zoo and other animal operations providing insight into the hidden struggle and resistance that occurs daily. Chimpanzees escape their cages, elephants attack their trainers, orcas demand more food and tigers refuse to perform. An extraordinary collection of behind-the-scenes stories, Fear of the Animal Planet also makes a well-researched argument for the ethical treatment of animals.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
AK Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
6 January 2011
Pages
172
ISBN
9781849350266