by Detlef Bluhm · TEA · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788850220977
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«La gatta che amava le acciughe» is a popular science essay about cats by Detlef Bluhm, published by TEA in paperback (192 pages, in Italian).
Funny anecdotes and curious but true cat stories gathered from newspapers, the internet, radio and television. There are felines that anticipate earthquakes, Guinness record holders that need to go on a diet, and wild cats recolonising Europe. Bluhm also explores why the cat decided to become a domestic animal.
Translation by Sergio Vicini. Part of the Saggistica TEA collection. The work was originally published in 2007.
Suitable for cat lovers and curious readers looking for real and surprising anecdotes about the animal world.
