"How to Be a Good Creature: A Memoir in Thirteen Animals" by Sy Montgomery

Sy Montgomery explores the emotional and physical world of octopus with this amazing book by a good-selling memoir, Good Good Pig writer "Surprisingly complex intelligent and lively creatures": and Human Important Link 2011 Sy Montgomery 's popular Orion magazine movie "Deep Wisdom"; sensitive about her friendship ... Read more

An amazing exploration of a conscious miracle in the free non-fiction book's soul

Sy Montgomery and Elizabeth Marshall Thomas are best-selling writers of the New York Times, two of the world's most famous animal writers. Tamed and Untamed, their first collaboration is a fascinating collection of essays that provides an insight into animal thought, life and mystery.

Recent examples include Dragon's mother in these books, Helen McDonald's His For Hawk. Jehren's laboratory girl (In popular science's commentary is called "Beautiful memoirs of human science") All feelings of marine life - popular "tako soul", this book connects my arms, It is possible to "connect" only with cephalopods. It has the same scientific poetry as Dillard (and Papersolo), but today's female science and nature writers have a more realistic life. They feel relevant. NPR states as follows. "I can inspire each and every one of us to reproduce creative space in my family life." Yes, please. And jellyfish

Octopus is such a strange creature. The absence of the backbone using the tentacle rather than the hand is closely related to the snail than the human being, but they are very intelligent animals that can solve complicated problems, they are clear personalities And have even emotions. However, in spite of cockroaches like parrots, snakes like snakes, tongue where teeth grow, and short life span, octopus named Athena became the best friend of author Sy Montgomery. This funny and interesting book - part of the memoir, a part of the travel - is a love story with some science. In the process, the author raises important questions about intelligence and relationships, especially the relationship between humans and octopus creatures.