50+ Animal Books for Free! [PDF]

* If you have doubts about how to download free books from InfoBooks, visit our guide to downloading books.

Are you looking for animal books to expand your knowledge or simply enjoy entertaining reading? You’ve come to the perfect place! Here, you’ll find a wide variety of animal books completely free to download and enjoy to the fullest.

Our selection of animal books ranges from fascinating field guides to thrilling adventure novels. With our platform, you can dive into the wonderful world of animal life and discover amazing stories and facts that will make you want to keep exploring.

Whether you’re an expert in the animal kingdom or just a curious reader, our digital library of animal books has something for everyone. Discover new titles and authors that will captivate you and keep you hooked!

Our goal is to provide you with a unique and personalized experience. To make searching easier, we’ve classified the animal books by category, allowing you to quickly find what interests you most. And if you still don’t know what to read, our recommendations will help you decide!

Don’t wait any longer, start your adventure with our animal books right now!

1) Animal Anatomy Books

Animal Anatomy Books

Animal anatomy or also known as veterinary anatomy is the science whose objective is to make a description of the shape and structure of the organisms that make up an animal species.

The anatomical exploration of animals is initially based on the observation of the structures that compose it and that classify it as a living being. The veterinary anatomical investigation of the different animal species to know their differences and similarities is known as Comparative anatomy.

The purpose of carrying out these studies arises from human curiosity to investigate the progressive aspects of the different species. At present, research and practices continue to be carried out in relation to the subject, having a representation of the organs and everything that make up the various animal species.

2) Animal Husbandry Books

Animal Husbandry Books

Animal husbandry is an economic activity of very ancient origin that consists of raising animals for their use. Depending on the livestock species, various derived products are obtained, such as meat, milk, eggs, hides, wool and honey, among others.

The most important livestock species worldwide are cattle, sheep and pigs. However, in some regions of the world, other types of livestock are more important, such as goats and horses, as well as cuniculture, poultry and beekeeping.

Animal husbandry is closely related to agriculture, since on a farm the two can be interrelated. In these cases, the livestock provide the manure, which is used as fertilizer, and the crops provide the feed for the animals.

3) Cats Books

Cats Books

Cats are amazing animals. They have been the only members of the felidae family that have been willing to coexist with humans, thus building a unique relationship among the animal kingdom. We think we have domesticated them, but in reality the friendship that unites us is maintained because we accept their rules in exchange for the great affection they give us.

Cats belong to the Felis catus species, that is, they are felids, just like lions, tigers, cougars, among others. The body of these animals is made by and for hunting, so they are carnivores, which means that in order to survive they must hunt their prey and feed on them.

Already the ancient Egyptians had a penchant for cats, as they were the ones who first domesticated them. It was a revered animal and was part of the daily life of the ruling class and, in fact, there were funerals in its honor.

4) Dog Books

Dog Books

The dog is a mammal and quadruped animal that was domesticated about 10,000 years ago and currently lives with humans as a pet. Its scientific name is Canis lupus familiaris.

The domestic dog is a subspecies of the wolf, it is believed that it gradually came to live in places where there were human settlements, this made it get used to the presence of humans and paved the way for its domestication; at first it was used as a hunting assistant or to carry out defense and guarding tasks, later it would be used for herding functions; nowadays it is highly valued as a companion animal or pet.

Its adaptation to the human environment has led to a notable change in its eating habits, nowadays it can be considered as an omnivorous animal, in fact the industrial food elaborated for these animals, has in its composition, besides the protein contributions required by the animal, other components such as cereals and vegetables.

5) Endangered Animals Books

Endangered Animals Books

According to data from the International Union for Conservation of Nature, the international organization with the greatest authority on the problem, approximately 5,200 species of animals are currently in danger of extinction. Furthermore, in a breakdown by class, 11% of birds, 20% of reptiles, 34% of fish and 25% of amphibians and mammals are in danger of extinction.

There are many reasons why a species may be on the verge of extinction. The reasons may be highly specific to each species, but in general terms, among the greatest threats are the destruction and fragmentation of their habitats; climate change; illegal hunting and trafficking; and the introduction of exotic species.

Preventing a species from disappearing involves the implementation of a large number of resources and concrete actions. Some of these would be to avoid the fragmentation of their habitats, for example deforestation; to prosecute and severely

6) Horses Books

Horses Books

horse is a mammal animal that is part of the equidae family. It is a perissodactyl: an ungulate being (it uses the end of its toes for support and walking) whose limbs have an odd number of toes ending in hooves and whose central toe is more developed than the rest.

Their diet is based on plants such as grass or hay, but some fruits and vegetables such as apples and carrots can also be included in their food group.

Horses can be domesticated, those that humans have been able to tame for different purposes are very useful in animal husbandry or for sport, as well as in psychological and physical rehabilitation therapies (equine therapy) and for transportation in certain rural contexts. At the same time, there are horses that live in the wild.

7) Sharks Books

Sharks Books

Sharks are a group of cartilaginous fishes (that is, without a bony skeleton) scientifically known as selachii (i.e., belonging to the superorder Selachimorpha). It is one of the most popular and feared marine animals by mankind, due to its role as a ferocious marine predator.

Some three hundred and seventy-five species of sharks belonging to eight different orders have been recognized, with specimens that can exceed ten meters in length. The largest species is called the whale shark. Sharks are ovoviviparous, which means that the young are born inside the female, but develop inside an egg.

Their presence on our planet has been documented for more than 450 million years, although it is true that they are not the same sharks that haunt the oceans today, but an evolved version.

8) Veterinary Medicine Books

Veterinary Medicine Books

Veterinary Medicine is the medical discipline that is dedicated to the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and cure of diseases and conditions that affect all animals, whether domestic, wild or for production.

Veterinary medicine, like human medicine, has a very long history in which animals are the protagonists, because they are the ones who have great difficulty to show humans if they have any pain, this is the main reason for the creation of veterinary medicine, in addition to the fact that animals have great importance in the lives of humans.

Thanks to technological advances, over the years, veterinary medicine has been able to strengthen and provide animals affected by any disease, the possibility of being cured in a faster and more effective way.

9) Zoology Books

Zoology Books

The term “zoology” comes from the Greek and translates as “science or study of animals”. The main objective of zoology is the examination of the morphological and anatomical description of the different animal species: their reproduction, development, behavior and distribution. Aristotle was the first zoologist since he devoted himself to taxonomy, which is, to the description and cataloguing of numerous species.

Zoologists are the specialists in charge of the biological taxonomy of all animal species, both living and dead. Some zoologists work in museums and are responsible for the maintenance and description of zoological collections.

Zoology has many subspecialties that deal with different groups, such as arachnology (spiders), herpetology (reptiles and amphibians), ichthyology (fish), ornithology (birds), malacology (mollusks),…

So, here ends our selection of free books about Animals. We hope you liked it and that you already have your next book!

If you found this list useful, don’t forget to share it on your main social networks. Remember that «Sharing is Caring».

And remember that if you have any book to recommend us you can do it in the comments.