When female chimpanzee Dorothy died in a Cameroon wildlife sanctuary, a YouTube video of Dr. Speede cradling her head while her family viewed her body demonstrated that animals experience complex emotions. In this touching memoir, Speede memoralizes Dorothy's forgiving nature; highlights the endangered status of the apes; and shares her struggle to save them from extinction.
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Kindred beings: what seventy-three chimpanzees taught me about life, love, and connection
2013, HarperOne, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers
in English
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0062132482 9780062132482
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Kindred Beings: What Seventy-Three Chimpanzees Taught Me about Life, Love, and Connection
2013, HarperCollins Publishers
in English
0062132504 9780062132505
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Table of Contents
Road to Cameroon
Commitment
At the Atlantic Beach Hotel
Mean streets
The Mbargue Forest
Shackled
The village
Nothing works, but it all works out
Forced seizure
Who's the boss?
Fateful alliances
Challenges on my side of the fence
Pregnancy and motherhood
Dorothy finds her strength
The unspeakable
Heroes
Necessary trade-offs
Farewell to our sassy girl
Dorothy's legacy.
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