Home The Problem Encyclopedia About/Contact Ethics Shop Links		What strange-looking animal is this?! Answer at foot of page. Picture courtesy � Aurora Levesley & Centre for Bioscience, ImageBank. Books Brute Ethics recommends highly these books about animal ethics, animal rights, etc. In Defense of Animals: the second wave Peter Singer (ed), 2006. Inspiring, moving, invigorating. Ideas, problems, activities (legal & illegal) and strategies by philosophers & activists. Also, importantly, the 'Ten Points for Activists' illuminates the way ahead. Should spur you on. 264pp. ISBN: 1405119411. More:  Amazon US  or  Amazon UK Animal Ethics Robert Garner, 2005. Penetrating analysis of the treatment of animals and the morality of animal rights. Considers the moral status of animals, the animal protection movement, the debate about the treatment of animals, and legal and illegal strategies to further animal rights. Lots to think about. 189 pp. ISBN: 0745630790. More:  Amazon US  or  Amazon UK Ethics Into Action: Henry Spira and the Animal Rights Movement Peter Singer, 1998. The auther writes, "More than anyone, he [Spira] has taken my ideas and forged them into a weapon for reducing the pains and suffering that animals must endure. I have written this book to show how he has done it. An account of Henry's life as a campaigner can serve as a handbook for activists..." 236 pp. ISBN: 0522848745. More:  Amazon US  or  Amazon UK Answer: Alpaca (Lama pacos) at Twycross Zoo, Britain. His wool has been shorn. Page revised 6.06