Put on Animal Clothing

★French science journalist Arlene Richard Chivorava's new work reveals the secrets of the animal world ★Animals that don't look amazing actually have great abilities! You will feel better every minute you read this book ★The best way to understand an animal is to become it. Follow this book into twelve completely different worlds and embark on an adventure that subverts cognition. [About the author] Arlene Richard Chivorava is a science reporter for the "Dialogue France" website, a TV documentary author, a teacher at the Institute of Journalism Practice, a collaborator of Figaro Santes and an editor of the monthly "Research". Published "Human Mice, Secrets of Medical Experiments". [Introduction] This book introduces twelve familiar animals: cats, dogs, rats, cows, wild boars, gorillas, octopuses, sharks, crows, mosquitoes, bees and Toxoplasma gondii. They frequently appear in our lives as our pets, old enemies or food sources. However, just because they are so ordinary, we mistakenly think we know them very well. But this is not the case. Scientists are discovering undiscovered secrets of these "ordinary" animals every day: new skills, high intelligence, survival rules... Even us fragile twolegs will start to envy these animals. The book is divided into twelve chapters. Each chapter begins with a beautifully written confessional poem, and then describes their biological characteristics, reproduction history, and human-related culture from the perspective of animals. This book provides a comprehensive science popularization of animals, including a lot of little-known trivia. It is detailed and interesting. The book is also equipped with 24 exquisite illustrations. [Media Recommendation] Animals are closely related to us humans, and humans have not completely given up their animal nature. The author puts on the clothes of twelve animals and uses anthropomorphic techniques to tell us about the sensibility and wit of animals. ——Pierre Laurent Magyar, "Le Dimanche" This book tells readers many amazing discoveries about animals in detail and vividly, with beautiful writing and full of humor. ——Jan Weldo, "Echo"