A large litter or a single cub, mothers, fathers, grandparents, adoptive parents: in the animal world, families come in surprising combinations, some very similar to our own, others completely different. And that's not all: species very distant from each other collaborate and help each other to defend themselves, find food, even take care of their hygiene. Agnese Baruzzi (Tante famiglie e Amici è meglio, Editoriale Scienza) opens playful and interactive windows onto nature, to discover that unity is strength, and that every family, animal or human, is special in its own way.
A large litter or a single cub, mothers, fathers, grandparents, adoptive parents: in the animal world, families come in surprising combinations, some very similar to our own, others completely different. And that's not all: species very distant from each other collaborate and help each other to defend themselves, find food, even take care of their hygiene. Agnese Baruzzi (Tante famiglie e Amici è meglio, Editoriale Scienza) opens playful and interactive windows onto nature, to discover that unity is strength, and that every family, animal or human, is special in its own way.