Stephanie Gibeault Livres

The book explores the fascinating comparison between the sensory capabilities of dogs and humans, delving into how each species perceives the world. It examines the unique strengths of a dog's sense of smell, hearing, and vision, contrasting them with human sensory experiences. Through engaging examples and scientific insights, the narrative highlights the evolutionary advantages that shape these differences, ultimately revealing the remarkable ways in which both species interact with their environments.

Exploring canine senses through an evolutionary and scientific lens, this book delves into how dogs perceive the world. Each chapter begins with a real-life story and focuses on a specific sense, highlighting fascinating facts and practical insights into dog behavior. Sidebars offer hands-on activities to experience sensory abilities firsthand. The concluding chapter compares dog and human senses, while playful illustrations enhance the learning experience. With a friendly tone and engaging content, readers gain a deeper appreciation for their furry companions.

Do you think your pet could help you with your maths homework? Animals know a lot more about numbers than you might think. Hyenas can count, honeybees understand zero, and chimpanzees can use Arabic numerals. Add to your knowledge of these extraordinary animals as you discover how scientists study their number sense. Plus, hands-on activities will give you the chance to challenge your own maths skills.