
by Konrad Lorenz · Planeta · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788490664544
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In "Talking with Animals," Konrad Lorenz, the renowned ethologist and zoologist, invites us to explore the fascinating world of animal communication. Through his experiences and studies, Lorenz reveals the codes and signals used by various species to interact with each other and their environment. From birds and rats to fish and capuchin monkeys, the author offers us a deep insight into animal behavior and the struggle for survival in nature.
This book, a classic of zoology and ethology, shows us how Lorenz managed to get a group of newborn geese to follow him as if he were their mother, and describes the feeding strategies of the jackdaw, the instincts of birds, and the spectacular displays in mating rituals. An essential read to better understand the animal kingdom and our relationship with it.
