by Karl von Frisch · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9782226002174
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«Architecture animale» is Karl von Frisch's popular science essay, published by Albin Michel in paperback (345 pages, in French).
The work analyses how animals build nests, spider webs, honeycombs and other structures, and explains the instinct, techniques and functions of these constructions for survival. Combining scientific observation and popularisation, it ranges from the smallest devices to large organised colonies.
Work from 1975, translation of «Tiere als Baumeister» (1974), with the collaboration of Otto von Frisch; translated from German by Paul Kessler.
For nature and biology enthusiasts who want a classic popular science work on animal behaviour.
