Beastly Natures

Exploring the intricate relationship between animals and human history, this collection of essays delves into how animals have shaped cultures and societies. From domestication to the allure of the wild, the book examines humanity's fascination with observing, capturing, and interacting with animals. It highlights both the constructive roles animals have played in civilization and the complex, often troubling implications of these interactions, revealing their profound impact on our understanding of nature and ourselves.