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The Creatures Guide To Caring: How Animal Parents Teach Us That Humans Were Born To Care
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A Lively And Revelatory Journey Through The Evolution Of Caretaking On Earth, From Animal Parents To ModernDay Humans, Making The Case That Caring For Children And Each Other Made Us Who We Arepoison Frog Fathers Carry Tadpoles On Their Backs. Killer Whale Grandmothers Hunt To Feed Their Adult Sons. Tropical Birds Incubate Their Friends Eggs. Spider Moms Let Their Hatchlings Eat Them Alive. Around The World, Animals From The Exotic To The Familiar Go To Astonishing Lengths To Keep Their Young Alive. Their Biology, Brains And Behaviors Show Us What We Have In Common With Other Creatures, As Well As WhatS Unique About Homo Sapiens.With Warmth, Humor, And Occasional RunIns With Bodily Fluids, Science Journalist Elizabeth Preston Leads A Highly Accessible Tour Of CuttingEdge Research Into How And Why We And Other Animals Care For Young. She Discovers That Humans Evolved To Raise Our Kids In Cooperative Groups, And That The Tools WeVe Inherited For Caretaking ArenT Only For Moms Or DadsTheyRe The Basis For Our Human Society.
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