Zooburbia
Urban animals
Garden animals
Nature/Ecology
Urbanization
Effect of human beings on
Human-animal relationships
Self-actualization (Psychology)
Nature
Environmental aspects
To be alienated from animals is to live a life that is not quite whole, contends nature writer Tai Moses in Zooburbia. Urban and suburban residents share our environments with many types of wildlife: squirrels, birds, spiders, and increasingly lizards, deer, and coyote. Many of us crave more contact…
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