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The Real Chimpanzee
By Christophe Boesch
£105.00
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Description
In The Real Chimpanzee, renowned primatologist Christophe Boesch unveils the intricate world of chimpanzees, offering readers a profound understanding of their behaviour, social structures, and emotional lives. This compelling narrative combines scientific insight with rich observational detail, presenting a vivid portrayal of these remarkable primates.
The Story
Boesch draws on decades of field research in the forests of West Africa, where he has meticulously studied chimpanzee communities. Through his lens, we witness their complex social interactions, from grooming rituals to displays of affection and aggression. The book explores the nuances of chimpanzee communication, tool use, and even their capacity for empathy, challenging preconceived notions of human superiority.
Why Readers Love It
- Engaging Narrative: Boesch's storytelling is both accessible and informative, making complex scientific concepts relatable to a wide audience.
- Rich Observational Detail: The author’s vivid descriptions immerse readers in the daily lives of chimpanzees, highlighting their intelligence and emotional depth.
- Ethical Reflections: The book invites contemplation on conservation and the ethical treatment of animals, encouraging a deeper connection with our primate relatives.
Perfect For
- Students and professionals in zoology and animal sciences.
- Readers interested in animal behaviour and ethology.
- Fans of Boesch’s previous works, such as Chimpanzee Behaviour and Primates in Perspective.
“An essential read for anyone wishing to understand the complexities of our closest relatives.”
Specifications
Format: Hardback
Dimensions: × ×
Pages: 196
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
ISBN: 9780521110082
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