WHAT ANIMALS THINK AND FEEL - CARL SAFINA

Discover the extraordinary world of animal emotions with Carl Safina's book. A fascinating journey into the depths of the minds of our smaller brothers, which will change your view on interspecies relationships. Get to know the stories of elephants, wolves and orcas, which surprise with their intelligence and depth of feeling.

• Engaging narrative based on field research.
• Unique insight into the emotional life of animals.
• Inspiring stories about joy, sadness, envy and love in the animal world.
• Provocative questions about the boundaries between humans and animals.
• Extraordinary stories about elephants, wolves and orcas.
• Excellent reading for animal and nature lovers.
• Bestselling author awarded for his publications.

Carl Safina takes us to Amboseli National Park in Kenya, where we observe the struggles of elephants trying to survive poaching and drought. Then we wander through Yellowstone National Park to see how wolves cope with personal tragedies. We also immerse ourselves in the world of orcas living in the crystal clear waters of the North Pacific. It's a journey that opens our eyes to the richness and complexity of animal life.

The author asks fundamental questions about what animals experience and why they seem so fascinating and close to us. Safina, like a research scientist, crosses the boundaries of conventional science to ask the forbidden question: who are you? His answers, based on sharp observations and empathy, surprise and move.

This book is not only a collection of animal stories, but also a deep reflection on our place in the natural world. It is an invitation to rethink the relationship between humans and animals, to appreciate their uniqueness and dignity. Required reading for anyone who wants to understand the secrets of the animal mind and heart.

“What Animals Think and Feel” is a powerful, fascinating and enlightening insight into the unique personalities of animals. Safina describes them through extraordinary stories of animal joy, sadness, envy, anger, grief and love, proving that in the animal world emotions are as intense and complex as in our own.