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“Animal social behavior” books examine how animals interact with one another and organize their lives within and between groups, drawing on ethology, behavioral ecology, and sociobiology. Titles in this category explore topics such as communication and signaling, dominance hierarchies, mating systems and sexual selection, cooperation and altruism, parental care and kinship, territoriality, conflict and reconciliation, social learning, and culture. Coverage spans species from primates, cetaceans, and birds to carnivores, ungulates, fish, and social insects, often combining vivid field observations with experiments, long-term studies, comparative analyses, and evolutionary theory. The category includes academic texts, handbooks, case studies, and accessible popular science narratives that translate research into compelling stories. Readers range from students and researchers to naturalists and general audiences, with insights that inform conservation, animal welfare, and our understanding of the roots of sociality—including parallels with human behavior.

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