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by William J. Long,Charles Copeland,William Young
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ISBN: 0486468801 Dover Publications Price: $10.95 |
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This pioneering study explores communication and powers of premonition among wild and domesticated animals. Based on a lifetime of field observations by a famous naturalist, it examines phenomena that will interest every animal lover — how pets can detect their owners' imminent return, how some creatures can foretell natural disasters, and more.
Reprint of the Harper & Brothers Publishers, New York and London, 1919 edition.
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Table of Contents for How Animals Talk
Introduction to the Dover Edition How Animals Talk I. A Little Dog-Comedy II. Cries of the Day and Night III. Chumfo, the Super-Sense IV. Natural Telepathy V. The Swarm Spirit VI. Where Silence Is Eloquent How to Know the Wood Folk VII. On Getting Acquainted VIII. On Keeping Still IX. At Close Range My Pond: A Symphony of the Woods X. The Trail XI. Woodsy Impressions XII. Larch-Trees and Deer XIII. Black Mallards XIV. Memories XV. Beaver Work