I've read one book by this author before, Zamba, which is about one of his most famous animal stars, a lion. When I saw this book covers generally his entire time of working with real wild animals for Hollywood, I thought it was interesting so I gave it a read.
You ever read a non-fiction book about a particular individual animal you feel torn on? I've had this before with the books about lions like Christian and Elsa, and it's no different here with Ralph Helfer's lion Zamba, though the situation is a little different in this case.
Content warnings for "spoilers" (as far as you can spoil a non-fiction), racism and mentions of animal abuse/death.
