Cool. Now I can look at humans like the animals they are, caged animals to be precise.
This book is copium for incels. ( )

In The Naked Ape, Desmond Morris took a brutally objective look at the human animal -- his sexual habits, his aggressions, his affections and emotions. Now, in The Human Zoo, he presents an authoritative, fiercely frank and brilliantly entertaining study of the society the naked ape has created for himself; and examines the neurotic, unstable behaviour that has resulted from man's unnatural confinement in crowded cities -- murders, sexual deviations and psychological disorders.
If man is to survive, and turn his environment into a magnificent game park, he must learn the new, and sometimes difficult, rules of the human zoo.