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Rain Forest Wisdom: What Gorillas Tell Us about Ourselves
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Rain Forest Wisdom: What Gorillas Tell Us about Ourselves

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With renewed interest in man’s primal antecedents, Rain Forest Wisdom offers a wealth of examples of the gorilla’s behavior and what that tells us about being human–from low-fat, high protein diet, to caring for the young to group dynamics and even leadership. Andrew Grant, former managing director of the London Zoo, draws on research, interviews and personal experience to illuminate hundreds of fascinating details on the wild mountain gorilla, one of our closest relatives–with whom we share 98% DNA–and the gentlest of primates.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Tatra Press
Country
United States
Date
15 November 2013
Pages
165
ISBN
9780981932194

With renewed interest in man’s primal antecedents, Rain Forest Wisdom offers a wealth of examples of the gorilla’s behavior and what that tells us about being human–from low-fat, high protein diet, to caring for the young to group dynamics and even leadership. Andrew Grant, former managing director of the London Zoo, draws on research, interviews and personal experience to illuminate hundreds of fascinating details on the wild mountain gorilla, one of our closest relatives–with whom we share 98% DNA–and the gentlest of primates.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Tatra Press
Country
United States
Date
15 November 2013
Pages
165
ISBN
9780981932194