While a fantastic cause, can the task of protecting animal rights and habitats also be fun? The answer for Spanish photographer Yago Partal is "yes!" as he joyfully embraces important environmental activism with his form of inventive entertainment. His aim is to increase our awareness of animals who need protection--from the Amur leopard to the plains zebra--with his Zoo Portraits project, which launched in 2013. The project presents animals in anthropomorphized form, wearing clothing and accessories that echo the animal's temperament and preferred habitat. It is not Partal's intention to create distance or make light of the animals, but rather to make people think and nudge them to get involved in protecting animals via pictures, education, and awareness. Mission accomplished: Yago Partal's wonderful animal portraits have found a huge audience, with media like CBS and the Daily Mail reporting enthusiastically on the phenomenon. Beautiful, functional products including iPhone cases and even clothes hangers are available for purchase under the Zoo Portraits label. Ten percent of all proceeds are donated to animal welfare organizations. The book has the same objective: to make people smile as well as inform them. In addition to the unique pictures, there is information on each animal's habitat, size, and population as well as interesting and surprising facts. Presented in a clear and attractive format, this book is equally exciting for children and adults

• Marco : the goat kid
• Ottar : the harbor seal
• Bao : the giant panda
• Diego : the peruvian night monkey
• Laurie : the white-tailed deer
• Baruti : yhe white rhinoceros
• Ethan : the American bison
• Moses : the lion
• Cooper : the koala
• Mishka : the bengal tiger
• Yasser : the veiled chameleon
• Nayna : the cheetah
• Ayana : the giraffe
• Aaron : the beagle
• John : the bald eagle
• Joao : the brown-throated sloth
• Evie : the red fox
• Chang : the red panda
• Brev : the griffin vulture
• Joseph : the walrus
• Zazu : the maltese
• Khulan : the pallas's cat
• Hunter : the tasmanian devil
• Bagus : the Asian elephant
• Regis : the bongo
• Liam : the American black bear
• Riky : the kinkajou
• Fernando : the Spanish fighting bull
• Pedro : the European rabbit
• Nabila : the fennec fox
• Sammy : the ostrich
• Henry : the wombat
• Arlo : the common brushtail possum
• Agung : the binturong
• Otto : the arctic fox
• Oumar : the chimpanzee
• Gorou : the sea otter
• jeong : the amur leopard
• Awax : the Western lowland gorilla
• Peter : the red kanaroo
• camilo : the red-eyed tree frog
• James : the crested black macaque
• Wesley : the ring-tailed lemur
• Beni : the mandrill
• Hui : the golden snub-nosed monkey
• Jacob : the kodiak bear
• Abakar : the caracal
• Rascal : the raccoon
• stan : the aye-aye
• Hani ; the giraffe gazelle
• Olivia : the Eastern grey kangaroo
• Cesar : the black panther
• Tooh : the Southern cassowary
• Alek : the puffin
• Colton : the gray wolf
• Dee : the ferret
• Sakari : the polar bear
• Alfie : the little owl
• Titus : the pygmy hippopotamus
• Saija : the red squirrel
• Edwin : the emperor tamarin
• Raila : the plains zebra
• Aiperi : the snow leopard
• gabriela : the tapir
• Atom : the chihuahua
• Abby : the British shorthair cat
• isabella : the barn owl
• Ana Maria : the spectacled bear
• Fritz : the long-eared hedgehog
• Yusuf : the bornean orangutan