social behavior in animals

Explores the cognitive abilities of many animals, including humans, and shows how different types of intelligence and imagination are based on evolutionary necessity and limits.

Studies how animals develop the ability to count, to navigate, to recognize individuals, to communicate, and to socialize.

The true story of the mountain gorilla family who rescued one of their own.

A series of illustrations describing some of the most unusual relationships between various animals in the wild.

Documents forty-three tales of unusual pairings in the animal kingdom, from a giraffe and a goat to a dolphin and a cat.

Helen Thayer recounts her story of living a year among the wolves in the Yukon and the Arctic with her husband, Bill, and their part-wolf dog, Charlie, and tells of her experiences as they learned to understand the social structure and leadership roles of the wolves.

Studies the group behavior and social lives of a wide array of insects.

Examines the societal structure among various animal species, such as wolves, sharks, penguins, ostriches, ants, and bees.

Studies how animals develop the ability to count, to navigate, to recognize individuals, to communicate, and to socialize.