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John Seidensticker

John Seidensticker is an author and tiger conservation biologist. His books include Predators, The Smithsonian Book of Giant Pandas, and Rabbits: The Animal Answer Guide (co-authored with Susan Lumpkin, published by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2011). He is also a co-author of Metabolic Adaptation to Climate and Distribution of the Raccoon Procyon Lotor and Other Procyonidae.
Biographical details sourced from Simon & Schuster.
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Rabbits: The Animal Answer Guide

Published by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2011 as part of The Animal Answer Guides: Q&A for the Curious Naturalist series, this illustrated paperback by wildlife conservationists Susan Lumpkin and John Seidensticker addresses 95 frequently asked questions about rabbits and their lagomorph relatives, covering everything from anatomy and ecology to conservation and the long, complex relationship between rabbits and humans.

Reviewed May 2, 2026

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Peter Wohlleben

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Ed Yong's An Immense World shares John Seidensticker's curiosity about animal biology, expanding from single creatures to examine behavior and senses across dozens of species.
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