by Robert Lubow · BELFOND · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782714412638
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In this work, Robert Lubow explores the fascinating and often unsettling use of animals for military purposes throughout history. From the geese of the Capitol to the spy fish used in the Yom Kippur War, the author analyzes how animal psychology has been applied to develop capabilities that seem taken from science fiction, such as missile pigeons, detective insects, or dolphins trained for underwater operations. The book offers a deep look at the intersection between animal behavior science and warfare strategies, questioning the ethical and practical limits of these practices.
