Furry Logic: The Physic of Animal Life by Martin Durrani

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I hope you will enjoy it.

Furry Logic: The Physics of Animal Life by Matin Durrani and Liz Kalaugher is a book like no other.
It is a science book and a book about animals but the way the authors put it together makes it different. The wording alone is different. The love they have for the animals makes the words flow over the page like a gentle breeze and I felt comforted by their words. They are very humorous in their approach and I found myself laughing or snickering many times. Reaching for various examples, authors make the physic, that animals use in everyday life understandable for same one like me, for whom physic never been strong point. They have really perfectly spread on factors such issues as heat, sound or electricity. So you can find out how a snake which does not have an external ear can hear, how bees explain the way to the best nectar or how turtles use oceanic roots to reach the beach where they has been hatched. Learned a lot of interesting things in this book from the bottom of the sea to the insects that fly.
If you just want hard science, this is not for you. If you just want an animal book, this is not for you. If you want a book the guides the two to a perfect blend then stirs in a mix of humor and love then this is certainly for you.