THE two books "Animal Wonderland" and "Animals Alive", the first by Frank W. Lane and the second by Austin H. Clark, are not only alike in their titles but also in the wide field they cover.

A rabbit helps a family come to terms with trauma in Mishka, and a mother and daughter find a special guardian in I Know How to Draw an Owl.

Bairbre O'Malley's Clinical Anatomy and Physiology of Exotic Species is the first veterinary clinical text of its kind to deal with such topics in these species. As indicated by the book's title ...

Images of animals at play are as common as scenes of human leisure. What’s rarer is to see humans enjoying the company of species that are typically seen as livestock to be reared, sold, and consumed, ...

This project was to re-design a classic novel. The inspiration behind the Animal Farm cover derived from the controversial topics brought up throughout the book. The collage on the cover is composed ...

Author Gerald Durrell’s true magic lay in his ability to uncover the wonders in his own backyard—he revealed the beauty in ...