altruistic behavior in animals

A renowned primatologist argues that ethical behavior witnessed in animals is the evolutionary and biological origin of human fairness and explains that morality has more to do with natural instincts than with religion.

Explores the development of morality in humans, cites the author's work with primates as evidence for the evolutionary basis of ethics, and provides responses by other scientists to De Waal's arguments.

Shares thirty-seven stories of animals who acted heroically.

A series of twenty-one true stories about horses and how they impact the lives of people around them.

Traces the history of the debate over the origins of goodness from the time of Charles Darwin to the present, exploring how various scientists have attempted to prove the true origins of altruism.

A collection of real-life accounts of cats, dogs, bears, horses, and other animals who have made a difference in people's lives.

Recounts true stories about cats, dogs, pigs, gorillas, and other animals that have rescued or comforted their owners in times of danger or illness.

A collection of stories about different animals, including dogs, cats, dolphins, seagulls, and pigs, that performed acts of love and compassion toward humans and other creatures.