The Soul of the Savanna: How Wild Animals Feel
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A photographic delight: the author of this volume looks at animals in South and East Africa from up close and shows us their emotions: the sadness of mourning elephants, the tenderness of lions, the glee of skipping zebra foals, and the many shades of rage that transform the face of tiger. Short, tothe- point texts offer a course in behavioral psychology, from how wild animals form friendships to the ways they express happiness, affection, envy, and anxiety. The internationally renowned and awarded photographer offers an important contribution to understanding Africa's wildlife and why its animals must be protected. 200 colour illustrations Photographer and Sales on ai out back
Author: Gabriela Staebler
Format: Hardback, 176 pages, 240mm x 297mm, 1266 g
Published: 2008, C J Bucher Verlag, Germany
Genre: Natural History: Animal & Wildlife
Description
A photographic delight: the author of this volume looks at animals in South and East Africa from up close and shows us their emotions: the sadness of mourning elephants, the tenderness of lions, the glee of skipping zebra foals, and the many shades of rage that transform the face of tiger. Short, tothe- point texts offer a course in behavioral psychology, from how wild animals form friendships to the ways they express happiness, affection, envy, and anxiety. The internationally renowned and awarded photographer offers an important contribution to understanding Africa's wildlife and why its animals must be protected. 200 colour illustrations Photographer and Sales on ai out back
The Soul of the Savanna: How Wild Animals Feel