At its heart, Teeth in the Sky is about the fragile power of apex predators and the intricate balance they uphold in ecosystems, cultures, and the human psyche. Told in poetic form, the book weaves together science, environmental grief, mythology, and memory to show that predators are not monsters—they are mirrors. When the teeth go silent, so too does the planet's rhythm—and this book asks: Are we listening before the last roar fades?