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Becoming Wild

by Carl Safina

Becoming Wild

by Carl Safina

Carl Safina's "Becoming Wild" takes us on an enlightening journey into the heart of animal cultures, revealing the intricate social tapestries woven by species like sperm whales, scarlet macaws, and chimpanzees. The book dispels the long-held belief that culture is a human-only trait, illustrating how animals, too, have traditions and social norms that shape their lives and identities. Through vivid storytelling and profound insights, Safina invites readers to look beyond humanity and recognize the deep connections we share with the natural world, challenging us to rethink our place among Earth's diverse and dynamic inhabitants.

  • Non-Fiction
  • Nature
  • Science
  • Culture
  • Ecology
  • Ethology
  • Animal
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