Love and Death in Living Nature. Animal Courtship Games, Farewell Rites, and Other Quirks of Biology
Did you know that frogs can hold their offspring in their stomachs until they grow up? That some spiders of the Xysticus genus manage to take flight by weaving a sail out of their own web? That female chimpanzees are...
indiscriminate in their romantic relationships? And that birds mourn just as well as humans? Observing nature and coming to amazing, unexpected, and sometimes shocking conclusions, renowned biologist and blogger Leo Grasse changes our perspective on ourselves and the world around us.
Did you know that frogs can hold their offspring in their stomachs until they grow up? That some spiders of the Xysticus genus manage to take flight by weaving a sail out of their own web? That female chimpanzees are indiscriminate in their romantic relationships? And that birds mourn just as well as humans? Observing nature and coming to amazing, unexpected, and sometimes shocking conclusions, renowned biologist and blogger Leo Grasse changes our perspective on ourselves and the world around us.
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