Birdbrain

Birdbrain? Think again. For centuries, humans have used the expression”birdbrain” to describe someone foolish. But what if we’ve been wrong all along? Birdbrain takes young readers on a fascinating journey into the remarkable world of birds, revealing creatures whose intelligence rivals our expectations and constantly surprises scientists. From the dinosaur ancestors that survived Earth’s greatest extinction to modern-day crows that solve problems, parrots that play, and migratory birds that navigate thousands of kilometers across the globe, this beautifully illustrated book celebrates some of nature’s most extraordinary minds. Readers will discover how birds learn from one another, remember complex routes, communicate, invent clever solutions to challenges, and adapt to almost every environment on Earth. Along the way, humorous bird-related expressions from cultures around the world are woven into the narrative, inviting readers to question long-held assumptions about intelligence. Combining science, history, evolution, animal behavior, and stunning artwork, Birdbrain is an engaging and thought-provoking exploration of what it really means to be smart. Perfect for curious young readers, nature lovers, and anyone who has ever underestimated the creatures around them. By the same author Electric Fish Les poissons électriques by Erik Harvey-Girard & Stéphane Poirier All books, Non fiction Birdbrain Cervelles d’oiseaux by Erik Harvey-Girard & Meriem Wakrim All books, Non fiction Attention, Brain at Work Attention, cerveau au travail by Erik Harvey-Girard & Stéphane Poirier All books, Non fiction