Summary:
The book explores the natural history of cannibalism among various species, debunking myths and discussing its evolutionary advantages. It examines both the biological reasons and the cultural aspects of cannibalism in animals and humans throughout history.
Key points:
1. Cannibalism is common: Schutt's book shows that cannibalism is a normal behavior in many animal species, used for survival, competition reduction, and reproduction.
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