animal intelligence

Presents evidence concerning feats of telepathy, precognition, and other mysterious phenomena of the animal kingdom.

Discusses the intelligence of a variety of animals and the observations and tests which have brought scientists to their conclusions. Includes tests for the reader to use with pets.

Describes what behavior is, the different types, and the role that emotions play in behavior.

Discusses the differences between instinct and intelligence, and examines humans' perceptions of animals' intelligence, as well as the influence of religion and the media on such attitudes.

Describes the intelligence of sea lions, covering their memory and communication skills; explains how they can be trained to help humans in the U.S. Navy and other fields; and discusses sea lion protection.

Presents stories from scientists, zookeepers, trainers, veterinarians, and others who deal with animals on a daily basis that tell of instances in which animals have demonstrated intelligence and ingenuity beyond what humans have generally believed possible.

Discusses recent research on levels of intelligence in both wild and domestic animals.

Describes how Elsa, a lioness raised as a pet, raised her cubs in the wild while maintaining her attachment to the Adamsons.

A renowned anthrozoologist shows how humans can live in harmony with their canine friends, explaining why positive reinforcement is a more effective way to control behavior and how to weigh a dog's unique personality against the stereotypes of its breed.

Challenges common beliefs that human potential is largely determined by genetics and other biological factors, drawing on a variety of scientific disciplines to explain how to tap innate abilities that have been influenced by environmental factors.