by Carl Safina · Galaxia Gutenberg, S.L. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788481095746
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In 'Mentes Maravillosas', Carl Safina intertwines decades of field observations with surprising discoveries about the animal brain, offering an intimate view of animal behavior that challenges the traditional boundaries between humans and animals. The book takes readers to places like Amboseli National Park in Kenya, where elephant herds struggle to survive, and Yellowstone National Park, where wolves are observed facing tragedy. It also explores the society of orcas in the Pacific Northwest. Safina presents stories about the joy, pain, jealousy, anger, and love of animals, arguing that the similarity between human and non-human consciousness forces us to reconsider our interaction with them.
