pickI loved reading the fascinating names for groups of animals like a fever of sting rays. This is a great introduction about animals that don't belong to a group by nature. The artwork is bright and fun.
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pickI loved reading the fascinating names for groups of animals like a fever of sting rays. This is a great introduction about animals that don't belong to a group by nature. The artwork is bright and fun.
Taking a little break between classes!
pickDef sciencey but also super fascinating. So many incredible factoids and lab studies on all types of creatures. Absolutely widened my worldview.
pickThis is a good book, written with some excellent training suggestions and examples. I am particularly excited to try the barking reduction technique as Castle is extremely barky for an Akita.
The author does tend to wander a bit in subject matter and some of the research he uses is outdated, but his theory and suggestions are sound.
3.5/5 read for a very thorough book on dog language and how to better communicate. I recommend this book 😊💜🐕
pickAnd with that I've finished the big three from Leakey's Trimates.
Birute's book is the most dry, it doesn't suffer for that though and remains fascinating, but there's more of a remove than one feels reading Diane and especially Jane.
The Orangs too feel more distant, but the discoveries made and shared throughout are thought-provoking. Definitely worth the read!
I‘m looking forward to giving Mind of the Raven a second chance in paper, since I bailed on the audio. Thank you Holly! I‘m excited to read all of these. It‘s perfect timing for The Marriage Portrait, she‘s the #AAM for July. And I love mango, about to open this treat up. 💕
My 4 year old Milo wanted to read the tagged book tonight. We really enjoyed it, lots of cool facts.
Some #Oyster Mushroom… sounds like something the ravens would enjoy eating 😂
#Pantome2023 with @Clwojick
Some #Oyster Mushroom… sounds like something the ravens would enjoy eating 😂
#Pantome2023 woth @Clwojick
