This book uses a wealth of examples and anecdotes to describe what science is and what it can and cannot do, along the way debunking many of the popular myths and misconceptions about science.
A beautifully written, lucid and entertaining book about the main findings of modern biological science and the nature of life.
Why is it then that the mere mention of the word "rat" sends shudders of horror through us? This is the story of how rats and humans have lived together and interacted throughout the ages.
This book belongs to no particular school of biology or psychology. Rather it admits the work of all schools and strict adherence to none.
A basic textbook in animal behavior for undergraduate courses in biology, psychology, and anthropology written by a noted ethologist.