Giant Steps: Companion Volume to Richard Peirce's First Expose About African Animals: Poacher's Moon - A True Story of Life, Death, Love and Survival . about exploitation and the meaning of freedom. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Giant Steps: Companion Volume to Richard Peirce's First Expose About African Animals: Poacher's Moon - A True Story of Life, Death, Love and Survival . about exploitation and the meaning of freedom

Elephants have long been targeted by humans: not only are they killed for their ivory, but their extraordinary strength, intelligence and charisma have seen some of them captured, chained and effectively jailed for life.Bully and Induna are two African elephants, both orphaned in organized culling operations and destined for lives in captivity. Growing up far apart and quite differently, Bully (a former animal film star) and the less fortunate Induna were both driven to react to their circumstances Induna even killed one of his carers. Their individual situations reached a point where both were considered to be dangerous animals and were under threat of being put down.This is the true story of their lives. Conservationist Richard Peirce presents their individual narratives and the twists and turns of their fortunes: the exploitation of these majestic but sensitive animals, how they each came to be trapped in unsuitable employment and shunted about from one venue to the next, before finding one another free at last on a farm in southern Africa.

Richard Peirce is best known as a shark conservationist and is chairman of the Shark conservation society and the Shark trust. He has authored several books, including The poacher's moon - an expose of rhino-poaching. Richard and his wife Jacqui are confirmed nomads who spend half the year in South Africa; their love of wildlife takes them to the bush at every opportunity.