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Ryan Huling
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July 2026
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The Hidden Nations of Animals: A Grand Tour of Earth's Wild Civilizations
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Les sociétés secrètes du monde animal: Une leçon d'humilité face à ce monde foisonnant en parfait équilibre
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Ryan Huling
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N.R. Tomasheski's review
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The Hidden Nations of Animals: A Grand Tour of Earth's Wild Civilizations:
"A delightful and insightful trip through the world of animal societies. There are discussions of some pretty sad and even abhorrent injustices visited on animal cultures by humans, some inadvertent and some quite intentional; these may be disturbing "
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Linda Elsa's review
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The Hidden Nations of Animals: A Grand Tour of Earth's Wild Civilizations:
"This book is a hopeful idea that humans will look at the communities of all creatures, birds etc differently. We don't seem to consider that other species behave in ways very similar to us. Humans have such a take all and expendable way of dealing wi"
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Ryan Huling
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Renato's review
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The Hidden Nations of Animals: A Grand Tour of Earth's Wild Civilizations:
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"Humanity is not the custodian of creation. Indeed we are often the followers, chasing other animals and navigating their worlds which we often think of as our own." Thank you to the author and Haven for an advanced copy of this title I got strong" Read more of this review » |
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Ryan Huling
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George Jacobs's review
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The Hidden Nations of Animals: A Grand Tour of Earth's Wild Civilizations:
"Two overlapping kinds of people will like this book: (1) those who enjoy spending lots of unplanned, uncertain time in nature (that's not me very much); (2) those who believe that we humans are messing up the world and that we need to reorient our th"
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