animal psychology

Explores the cognitive abilities of many animals, including humans, and shows how different types of intelligence and imagination are based on evolutionary necessity and limits.

Studies how animals develop the ability to count, to navigate, to recognize individuals, to communicate, and to socialize.

Explores recent developments in the scientific research of animal mentality, discussing whether or not animals are consciously aware of anything.

Documents forty-three tales of unusual pairings in the animal kingdom, from a giraffe and a goat to a dolphin and a cat.

Studies how animals develop the ability to count, to navigate, to recognize individuals, to communicate, and to socialize.

Argues that animals do experience human-like emotions and moral intelligence, such as fear, regret, grief, empathy, trust, and reciprocity, and discusses how understanding those emotions can contribute to people's understanding of animals, their actions, and their place in the world.

Describes what behavior is, the different types, and the role that emotions play in behavior.

Draws on documented examples to argue that animals have powerful morals that influence their actions towards one another and link them closer to humans on an intellectual level.