emotions in animals

"Provides information on how animals feel by citing examples of emotional understanding and providing examples of animal altruism"--Provided by publisher.

Different people find different things funny. Monkeys have been compared to humans in many ways, but this volume explores what makes a monkey chuckle. Readers will learn about the emotions behind a monkey s laughter. Is their panting as they play an indication that they are having fun? Do chimpanzees laugh when they are tickled? Readers won t be able to suppress a smile as they learn all about the side-splitting sides of a monkey s emotions. Full-color photos will show monkeys at their funniest. A Words to Know section will help them master new vocabulary. Further Reading will inspire readers to learn more about animals and their emotions.

Through facts and anecdotes, investigates the question of whether animals experience feelings such as compassion, loyalty, grief, joy, vengefulness, and helpfulness.

Although dolphins live in a different environment than humans, we share many of the same emotions. When Dolphins Mourn explores the science behind this beloved animal s emotions and what it means for dolphins to mourn the loss of one of their own. Using specific examples and studies from experts, readers will enjoy learning more about how animals express their feelings. In addition, a Words to Know section will help students master new vocabulary and a Further Reading section with books and websites will inspire them to learn more about animals and their emotions.

Cats are popular pets, but have you ever stopped to think about their emotions? Our feline friends are known for being a bit moody some more than others and this easy-to-read volume will highlight the ins and outs of why our feline friends get angry. Anger is one of the more obvious feelings in the range of cat emotions, and readers will learn some of the most apparent indications of a cat s ire. Full-color photos correlate easily with the text to help readers see the emotions their pets may be feeling. A Words to Know section will help readers extend their vocabulary, and a Further Reading section will inspire them to learn more about animals and their emotions.

"Through vivid stories of devoted pigs, two-timing magpies, and scheming roosters, 'The Inner Life of Animals' weaves Peter Wohlleben's wealth of personal experience observing nature in forests and fields with the latest scientific research into how animals interact with the world."--Dust jacket.

Look at that happy dog: His mouth turns upward, his tongue hangs out, and his tail wags back and forth. That dog is smiling! Animal researchers have learned that dogs express numerous emotions, such as happiness, sadness, anxiety, fear, and compassion. When Dogs Smile explains how each emotion is expressed through physical manifestations. The book examines why a dog smiles, mopes, barks frantically, and licks the face of its crying owner. Quotes from experts and numerous color photographs help tell the story.

Examines scientific and evolutionary evidence to argue that animals, like humans, have evolved enough to focus on enjoyment as much as survival.

Animal behaviorists and wildlife filmmakers take us on a unique journey into the emotional world once thought exclusive to humans. Take a close look at the hearts and minds of animals.

Through facts and anecdotes, investigates the question of whether animals experience feelings such as compassion, loyalty, grief, joy, vengefulness, and helpfulness.