BBC - H2G2 - Feral Children - An introductory article with brief overviews of four famous cases.
Savage Girls and Wild Boys: A History of Feral Children - An introduction to the subject, taken and edited from the book of the same title by Michael Newton.
Chilean 'Dog Boy' - Article about 10-year-old Chilean boy who lived with stray dogs for two years.
Russian Dog Boy - Article about Ivan Mishukov, a 6-year-old Russian boy who lived with stray dogs.
Neuroscience for Kids: Feral Children - A lesson about feral children written for children, including a list of films about real and fictional cases.
Gale Encyclopedia of Childhood and Adolescence: Feral Children - A brief article citing several famous cases and the controversies about human nature to which they are relevant.
Romania's Wild Boy - A news story describing the case of Traian Caldarar, a Romanian boy who lived in the wild for three years.
From Monkey Boy to Choir Boy - An article about John Ssebunya, an orphan boy apparently reared by apes in the African jungle who was brought to Britain in 1999.
Feral Children - Wikipedia - The online encyclopedia's entry on feral children, containing a brief description of feral children, a list of several well-known cases, and links to articles about some of the children.
Taming the Monkey Boy - An article about John Ssebunya that appeared in the Scotsman. The author interviews those directly involved in John's discovery and rehabilitation.
Feral Children in Legend, Literature -- and Life - A trivia quiz that tests knowledge of mythology, literature, history, current events and zoology.
Studies of Feral Children - Douglas Candland, author of "Feral Children and Clever Animals", presents discussions of four famous cases and draws conclusions about language acquisition.
Wild Things: Fortean Times Article - A general article featuring a large number of cases of feral children, with bibliography.
Jacksonville.com: Metro: Teen found caged; parents held - The adoptive parents of a 17-year-old boy who was found locked in a crib suffering from psychosocial dwarfism are charged with felony child neglect.
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