Why dogs hump and bees get depressed: the fascinating science of animal intelligence, emotions, friendship, and conservation
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
Preface:
Sharing
and Celebrating the Fascinating Lives of Other Animals
xiii
Part
1.
Animals and Us: Reflections on Our Challenging,
Frustrating, Confusing, and Deep Interrelationships with Other Animals
1
What in the World Do My Essays Have to Do with Psychology?
3
Animals in Our Brain: Mickey Mouse, Teddy Bears, and Cuteness
7
Conservation Psychology and Animal and Human Well-Being:
Scientists Must Pay Attention to the Social Sciences
9
Pets Are Good for Us: Where Science and Common Sense Meet
12
Children and Animals: Teach the Children Well
14
Nature-Deficit Disorder Redux: Kids Need to Get Off Their Butts
17
Animals and Inmates: Science Behind Bars
19
Animal Cruelty and Antisocial Behavior: A Very Strong Link
21
Dehumanization and Animal-Human Similarity
23
Animals Can Be Ambassadors for Forgiveness, Generosity,
Peace, Trust, and Hope
25
Letting a Friend Go: We Usually Know When It s Time to Say Good-bye
30
Part
2.
Against Speciesism:
Why All Individuals Are Unique and Special
33
Individual Animals Count: Speciesism Doesn t Work
35
Animal Emotions, Animal Sentience, Animal Welfare,
and Animal Rights
38
Animal
Minds and the Foible of Human Exceptionalism
42,
Animals Don t Laugh, Think, Get Depressed,
or Love, Declares a Psychiatrist
45
What Makes Us Uniquely Human?
49
Part
3.
Media and the
(Mis)representation
of Animals
53
Animals in Media: Righting the Wrongs
55
Are Great Apes
Ultraviolent ?
58
Chimpanzees and Meerkats: The Importance of Accurate Media
60
The National Museum of Animals
&
Society
62,
Animals in Art: Nonhumans Benefit from Responsible Representation
65
Part
4.
Why Dogs Hump:
Or, What We Can Learn from Our Special Friends
69
Dog Trust: Some Lessons from Our Companions
71
My Dog Always Eats First: Homeless People and Their Animals
74
Chancer and Iyal: A Dog, His Boy, and His Dog
76
Going to the Dogs Is a Good Idea: It s Not a Dog-Eat-Dog World
79
Wild Dogs in Captivity Are Still Wild Dogs
83
Can Dogs Experience Guilt, Pride, and Shame: Why Not?
86
Hidden Tales of Yellow Snow: What a Dog s Nose Knows
—
Making Sense of Scents
88
I ll Have What She s Having: Dogs Do It, Too
90
Dogs Know What Others Know: Some New and Exciting Findings
about Our Best Friends 91
Stealth Dogs Steal Food in the Dark and Snatch It Quietly
93
Dogs: Looking at the Way We Look at Our Best Friends
95
Why Dogs Hump
97
Social Dominance Is Not a Myth: Wolves, Dogs, and Other Animals
101
Did Cesar
Millan
Have to Hang the Husky?
104
Part
5.
Consciousness, Sentience, and Cognition:
A Potpourri of Current Research on Flies, Fish, and Other Animals
107
Animal Consciousness and Science Matter
m
Scientists Finally Conclude Nonhuman Animals Are Conscious Beings
116
Do Animals Know Who They Are?
119
Do Dogs Really Feel Pain and Are They Really Conscious?
122
Age Before Beauty: Older Elephant Matriarchs Know What s Best
126
What Do We Learn from a Tool-Making Genius
Bonobo and Copy-Cat
Orcas?
127
Spider Builds Complex Lifelike Replica Decoys Outside Web
131
Flies on Booze and Apes on Apps
133
Bold Fish and Brilliant Lizards
135
Tool Use by a Dingo and a Dog
137
Chimpanzees in the Crossfire: Are They Cleverer Than Us?
139
Apes Say No with a Head Shake, Animals Are Lefties and Righties,
and Getting Out in Nature Is Good.
Duh!
141
Do Animals Have Spiritual Experiences? Yes, They Do
143
Part
6.
The Emotional Lives of Animals:
The Ever-Expanding Circle of Sentience Includes
Depressed Bees and
Empathie
Chickens
147
Emotional Honeybees and Brainy Jellyfish
149
The Birds and the Bees and Their Brains: Size Doesn t Matter
151
Crabs and Fish Feel Pain: Expanding the Circle-of-Sentience Club
156
The Emotional Lives of Reptiles: Stress and Welfare
158
Gorilla Joy and Chimpanzee Grief Without a Doubt
160
Gorillas Dismantle Poacher s Traps:
Compassionate Conservation of the Gorilla-Kind
162
Do Wild Animals Suffer from PTSD
and Other Psychological Disorders?
164
Did a Female Burro Commit Suicide?
168
Grieving Animals: Saying Good-bye to Friends and Family
170
A Fox, a Cougar, and a Funeral
174
Humpback Whales Protect a Gray Whale from Killer Whales
176
Empathie
Chickens and Cooperative Elephants:
Emotional Intelligence Expands Its Range Again
178
Empathie
Rats and Ravishing Ravens
. 180
Bonobos: Going Out of Their Way to Help Others
183
Do Smarter Dogs Really Suffer More Than Dumber Mice?
186
Part
7.
Wild Justice and Moral intelligence:
Don t Blame Other Animals for Our Destructive Ways
193
Wild Justice and Moral Intelligence in Animals
195
What Were Wars? Don t Blame Other Animals for Human Violence
199
Human-Like Violence Is Extremely Rare in Other Animals
201
The Moral Lives of Animals: What Did Herman Melville
Have to Say about Animals?
203
Give Peace a Chance: We Do Not Have to Go to War
207
Part
8.
The Lives of Captive Creatures:
Why Are They Even There?
211
Zoos and Aquariums Do Not Accomplish What They Claim They Do
213
Faux Animals in Cages Deserve Much Better
215
Zoothanasia Is Not Euthanasia: Words Matter
218
Elephants in LA Zoo Aren t Happy or Content, Says Judge
221
Deaths at Sea World: Animals Are Dying to Entertain in This Seajail
223
Tilly s Willy: In the Name of Science?
225
Rewilding Animals: Going Home at Last
227
Rewilding Dolphins: Good News for Tom and Misha
229
Whipping Horses Doesn t Work
230
Rise of the Planet of the Apes Shows That Real Primates
No Longer Need to Be Used in Movies
232
Buddy the Chimpanzee Killed in Nevada
Because He Wasn t Really a Pet
233
Part
9.
Who We Eat Is
a Morai
Question
237
Animals Lives Matter: Sentience and Feelings Count
239
Who We Eat Is a Moral Question: Vegans Have Nothing to Defend
242
Dead Cow Walking
245
My Beef With Temple
Grandin:
Seemingly Humane Isn t Enough
248
Going Cold Tofu to End Factory Farming
252
Brain Scans Show Vegetarians and Vegans Are More
Empathie
Than
Omnivores
255
Killing Other Animals for Food Does Not Make Us Human
256
Babe, Lettuce, and Tomato: Dead Pig Walking
258
Is Eating Dogs Different from Eating Cows and Pigs?
262
Vegans and Oysters: If You Eat Oysters, You re Not a Vegan,
So Why the Question?
263
Part
10.
Who Lives, Who Dies, and Why: Redecorating Nature,
Peaceful Coexistence, and Compassionate Conservation
265
Close Encounters of a Lion Kind: Meeting Cougars, Foxes,
Bears
...
and Bear Poop
267
Being Mad about Wildlife and Redecorating Nature
271
Animals and Cars: One Million Animals Are Killed
on Our Roads Every Day
275
Should We Kill Animals Who Presumably Attack Humans?
280
Murder, Inc.: Wildlife Services Brutally Kills Millions
of Animals with Your Money
283
Recreational Hunting: Would You Kill Your Dog for Fun?
286
Are Fluffy Pandas Worth Saving or Should We Let Them Go?
289
Using Hamsters to Save Ferrets:
The Need for Compassionate Conservation
292
Bill and Lou: Who Lives, Who Dies, and Why
298
Saving Sentience: Homeless Animals Need All the Help They Can Get
301
Ignoring Nature No More: Compassionate Conservation at Work
303
Part
11.
Rewilding Our Hearts; The Importance of Kindness,
Empathy, and Compassion for All Beings
307
Twelve Millennial Mantras (with Jane Goodall): Hope Abounds
309
Compassion Begets Compassion
314
Old Brains, New Bottlenecks, and Animals:
Solastalgia and Our Relationship with Other Beings
317
Animal Losses Are Rampant, but Conservation Efforts Work
320
Rewilding Our Hearts: Maintaining Hope and Faith in Trying Times
322
Endnotes 329
Bibliography
357
Index
363
About the Author
381
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