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Chelsea.Poole
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Another “longevity” studies book. I‘ve read several of these types of books that explores the ways to prolong the human lifespan but this one is interesting because it focuses on animals and the natural world. How can scientists apply what they learn about how animals live longer to medicines and behaviors to promote longevity in humans? I wasn‘t blown away but I did enjoy this perspective and I‘m glad there‘s dedicated research to this endeavor.

sarahbarnes I‘m also fascinated by this topic. 2w
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Hooked_on_books
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Bite wanders through the animal kingdom looking at teeth and how they serve various species. It‘s really interesting with some fun nerdy humor here and there. The one negative for me is this is my second read from Schutt and for me he tends to be a bit dry in places.

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Owls | Valerie Bodden
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AnnCrystal 🎨💝. 1mo
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The Mind of a Bee | Lars Chittka
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I have a masters in biology and my research was focused on #bees. I love insects #nonfiction #science

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kelli7990
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The bestselling author of Other Minds shows how we and our ancestors have reinvented our planet.

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Thank you Macmillan Audio & Netgalley for the audio ARC! The audiobook was narrated by the author. I enjoyed reading this book. It has nature writing in it but at the same time, it‘s also philosophical. I found it very interesting.

On Sale: 9/3/24

#netgalleyarc

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kelli7990
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I‘m enjoying this Netgalley ARC being published on September 3. It‘s interesting. It reminds me of David Attenborough‘s nature documentaries that I watch but that‘s not bad because I enjoy those documentaries. I feel like I‘m listening to one of those documentaries instead of watching it but at the same time, this book is philosophical. It‘s giving me a lot to think about.

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kelli7990
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I started this book last night. I requested this one and the publisher accepted my request. I like it. Netgalley has really great choices on their Read Now and Listen Now sections on their website this month. I‘ve enjoyed a lot of the books that I‘ve read from there this month. I don‘t always want to read the books that are available on there but I‘ve been looking on Netgalley every day this month and I keep seeing books that I want to read.

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kelli7990
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Yay! I was approved for the audiobooks of all of these. I already have The Money Trap and Supremacy as ebooks so I‘m excited I get to listen to them on audio. I wish I could read them all right away but they would have to be reviewed as soon as I finish them but I don‘t read and review books that fast. Reading and reviewing books takes time. Sometimes, it takes me all afternoon or all night just to write reviews and then get them posted online.

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TieDyeDude
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I'm finally caught up for the first time in years with my favorite podcast. This past episode was an interview with author David Toomey about how animals play. Very interesting stuff. Has anyone read this book?

Deifio I didn't know Alan Alda had a podcast! 4mo
Deblovestoread Book sounds great. Stacked! 4mo
TieDyeDude @deifio I've been listening for years. He is such a stellar interviewer, and he has on some amazing guests. 4mo
Aimeesue How did I not know Alda had a podcast? Thanks for sharing! 4mo
Suet624 Never knew he had a podcast! 4mo
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La_Cori
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This is the weekend I'm proud to live in Pistoia! It's time for Dialoghi di Pistoia: three days of conferences, lectures and shows, a cultural festival dedicated to anthropology (and many others disciplines)..
I've got tickets for one event on Friday (the one in the picture, with Stefano Mancuso) and then four on Saturday!! 🎉🥰🤓

(I'll post some pictures, but you can follow the official page of the event on instagram for everything else 📷)

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