Cover of Bleating Hearts: Exposing the Hidden World of Animal Suffering

Bleating Hearts: Exposing the Hidden World of Animal Suffering

An investigation of how animals are exploited for entertainment, apparel, research, military weapons, sport, art, religion, food, and more.

Audience
adult
Length
epic · 648 pages

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