Beyond Words: What Animals Think and Feel

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The book will take the readers in a journey to the forests, valleys and oceans, where they can literally live among the elephants, wolves, dogs, birds, chimpanzees, bats, dolphins and whales.

Beyond Words brings forth powerful and illuminating insight into the unique personalities of animals through extraordinary stories of animal joy, grief, jealousy, anger, and love. The following pictures from Going to the Doctor show two patients experiencing different medical procedures.The author of this book though seems overly concerned with trying to embed his personality into the pages. Another day, when the vehicle appeared with a special door designed for filming, elephants came exploring, actually touching the new door with their trunks.

There are lengthy sections devoted to the study of elephants, wolves and killer whales, alternately known as orcas (Orcinus orca). All of our books tell a story, but because there are no words, they also let the reader tell their own story – whatever it is that they see in the pictures. The more I learn about animals the more I respect them - and the more I dislike humans who exploit and abuse animals, encroach on their habitat and ruin the entire planet, not just for other species but for themselves - for PROFIT. And we learn of one elephant matriarch who has been the leader of the herd for decades, maintaining lifelong bonds with her children. It is in a highly accessible format and is ideal for a person with a learning disability to read through with their supporter.He travels to Africa and Yellowstone National Park, and the Pacific coast between the United States and Canada.

Segmented like the tree trunks of the palms under which they sometimes rest, the trunk is an elephant's Swiss Army knife.Cynthia helped pioneer the deceptively complex task of simply seeing elephants doing elephant things. Sheila became a Life Peer in 2010 in recognition of her leadership in mental health and learning disability.