animal rights

Contains twenty articles in which the authors debate issues related to animal rights, discussing animal experimentation, philosophical and moral considerations, and animal rights activism.

Jody, outraged when she arrives in the Caribbean to find a group of dolphins have been captured and are being held in unhealthy conditions for the entertainment of tourists, determines to find a way to free the animals.

Sailing around the world researching dolphins with her family, Jody McGrath befriends a rare Irrawaddy dolphin in the Ganges River and sets out to save it when it goes missing and she learns there are poachers in the area.

Explores the controversy over whether or not animals should have the same rights as humans and addresses issues such as animal experimentation, cloning, and the transplanting of organs from one species to another.

Contains a collection of essays that examine the issues related to animal rights, providing information on animal experimentation, animal rights activism, and more.

Examines the controversy over animal rights and the goals of activists to stop the use of animals that result in their pain or death and covers such issues as scientific research, hunting for sport, using animal furs and skins as fashions, and animals in entertainment.

Contains twenty-three articles in which the authors explore questions related to animal rights, discussing the status of animals in relation to people, whether animals should have legal rights, and the ethics of using animals for food, and for experimentation.

Discusses issues surrounding animal experimentation, including animal rights, medical breakthroughs, and alternatives to animal experimentation.