Ann Innis Dag: Learning about life in old age from animals

A young man who learns from animals is a Canadian protozoologist, Anne Inis Dagus, who looks into the lives of older animals in their heyday and explores the subject of ‘the social behavior of older creatures.’. We can see the complex aspects of aging and the behavior of animals as diverse as humans, including the effects of aging on the lives and behavior of many animals, including elephants, whales, monkeys, wolves and lions. The author explains that the old animal, thanks to its rich experience of living and living for many years, can contribute to the survival of the pack. When drought strikes, you can see the worlds of old animals without boredom, thanks to the constant variety of colorful anecdotes that show how to bring them to the water source 40 years ago, including elephant gratuitous houses, resting places and hunting strategies, old killer whales who are the caretakers of their young, and old Langu monkeys who are fighting for the protection of the herd at an age. The mysterious stories and the sad stories of old animals in places we can't even see may seem to us to be, like the author, not only that they are passing through the old age with a little more discretion than humans.

Korean title: 동물에게 배우는 노년의 삶

Korean author: 앤 이니스 대그

Korean publisher: 시대의창

ISBN-13: 9788959406166