Dino Buzzati, the best-known representative of twentieth-century surrealism in Italian literature, was fascinated by the world of fauna and flora. In articles published in leading Italian newspapers, he advocated for the rights of animals exploited by humans. Buzzati’s interests also extended to invertebrates, as even the smallest creatures aroused his respect and admiration, becoming the subjects of his stories, novels, reports, and columns.
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