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9780285643468 (hardback)
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Safina, Carl, 1955-
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Beyond words : what animals think and feel / Carl Safina.
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London : Souvenir Press 2016.
©2015
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461 pages ; 23 cm.
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Includes index.
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"'Beyond words' is a landmark book that challenges the boundary between humans and nonhumans. Weaving together up-to-date scientific discoveries into consciousness with intimate observation of free-living animals, from herds of elephant in Kenya to a wolf pack in Yellowstone National Park and schools of killer whales in the Pacific, Carl Safina takes the reader into their lives and minds. In understanding that animals think, mourn, and have unique personalities (as well as having distinctive roles within their social structures) as well as the capacity for perception, self-awareness and emotional connection Carl Safina demonstrates how humans - with their friends, families, career plans - are similar to other animals that live in structured groups, from elephants and great apes to dolphins." - Book jacket.
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Animal psychology
Animal behavior
Elephants -- Psychology
Whales -- Psychology
Wolves -- Psychology
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