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020			_a9781786079633 (PB)
041			_aeng
080			_a591 _bSAF
100			_aSafina, Carl
245			_aBecoming wild _bhow animals learn to be animals
260			_bOneworld Publications _c2020 _aLondon
300			_axiv, 368p
520			_a"Who are we? What do we value? How do we live here? Guided by parents, carers, teachers and siblings, we learn to answer these questions as we grow up. But it's not just us. Many animals must learn to answer them too. In Becoming Wild, Carl Safina reveals that culture, long thought exclusive to humankind, is abundant in the animal kingdom. Sperm whales in the Caribbean communicate through a system of clicks akin to Morse code, announcing which clan they belong to, which family and who they are individually. Among chimpanzees the obsession with male status may guarantee violence, even war, but they also have many ways to quell tensions. As Safina shows, the better we understand the animals with whom we share this planet, the less different from us they seem."
650			_aAnimal behavior _aAnimal communication
690			_aGeneral
942			_cBK _01
999			_c59798 _d59798