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The songs of wolves, Kevorkian and the right to die, and the spectacle of the zoo

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Today from Aeon. [View online] ESSAY [The songs of the wolves] [Wolves’ howls are eerie, beautiful and wild. But what are they actually saying to each other?] by Holly Root-Gutteridge IDEA [How ‘Dr Death’ single-handedly fought for the right to die] Michael DeCesare VIDEO [Who’s watching who at the zoo?] 11 minutes — FROM OUR ARCHIVE You have received this email because you signed up for the daily newsletter from Aeon. © Aeon Media Pty Ltd 2016. Level 5, 100 Flinders Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000 Australia. [UNSUBSCRIBE] [Update Preferences] [Contact Us]

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