The secret life of animals
2 total works
Do animals cry? Do they experience love, jealousy and anger? Most animals cannot describe their feelings but they do seem to have an emotional life, even if it is a secret one. We can't tell for certain what animals are feeling, but we can learn more and more about their intriguing world by studying how they behave and comparing their actions to our own.
"Animal Feelings" is the second title in The Secret Life of Animals series. In this fascinating book, children are introduced to animals from around the world, and to amazing new research on animal behavior. Author Sylvia Funston combines scientific theories with incredible real-life stories that show animals acting as if they are afraid or happy, ashamed or sad, cruel or kind.
Ever wonder what an animal is thinking? Do they think like humans? Are some animals smarter than others?
"Animal Smarts" details fascinating findings about all sorts of creatures, from our everyday pets to exotic wildlife from remote places around the world. Three sections -- Who's Smart?, Who's Thinking?, and Who's Talking? -- will provide readers with up-to-date information on how animals behave and what that tells us about what goes on in their heads. Also, discover what can be considered animal brain food, learn how animals communicate with each other, and read astounding cases that reveal more intriguing facts.
About the Series: "The Secret Life of Animals" series presents the very latest discoveries about animal behaviors that have long been hidden and mysterious. With striking color photographs and illustrations, the series shows animals in a fascinating new light. Large, meticulously researched visuals are a major feature of this series. Special spreads throughout the books explain important ideas in a clear and engaging manner.