Published from the 1960s to the early 2000s, the Time Life series of books presented a myriad of popular interest subject matter—ranging from art to natural sciences to history—to subscribers via monthly installments. In his own Time Life series, Mungo Thomson mined the publication’s vast archives, scanning and assembling thousands of images into stop-motion animations accompanied by rhythmic, minimal soundtracks. Drawing on images from instructional fitness guides, Volume 2. Animal Location references Eadweard Muybridge’s 19th-century photographic studies of motion. Thomson’s hypnotic sequencing and pacing emphasize our inundation by images as they are continually reproduced, transmitted, and consumed anew.