In , zoologist Bill Schutt recontextualizes one of humanity's deepest taboos as a widespread and often logical biological strategy . Rather than focusing on sensationalized true crime, Schutt explores the practice through the lenses of evolution, anthropology, and history, arguing that it is a natural response to specific environmental pressures . Key Themes and Content Cannibalism: A Perfectly Natural History - Amazon.com
In , zoologist Bill Schutt recontextualizes one of humanity's deepest taboos as a widespread and often logical biological strategy . Rather than focusing on sensationalized true crime, Schutt explores the practice through the lenses of evolution, anthropology, and history, arguing that it is a natural response to specific environmental pressures . Key Themes and Content Cannibalism: A Perfectly Natural History - Amazon.com