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O'Donnell was a writer and ghost hunter who became interested in the phenomenon of animal ghosts after experiencing them himself. He began collecting stories from others who had encountered ghostly animals and found that they were a common and widespread phenomenon.The book describes a wide range of animal ghosts, including dogs, cats, horses, birds, and even insects. It also includes insights and analysis into the nature and significance of these experiences, as well as their impact on individuals and their beliefs about the afterlife.O'Donnell presents these experiences in a largely objective and descriptive manner, seeking to document and analyze them using the tools of ghost hunting and paranormal investigation. He also acknowledges the cultural and historical dimensions of these experiences and their importance to individuals and their understanding of the supernatural.While some have criticized the book as relying too heavily on sensationalism and folklore, "Animal Ghosts" remains a valuable and fascinating exploration of the human experience of the supernatural and the possibility of communication with the animal kingdom beyond death.