Temple grandin's book is putatively about how animals think -- but because she compares and contrasts that with neuro-normal human thinking, this becomes a book about how creatures, great and small, process data of the world around them. Grandin write...  Read More

Wow it's insightful & inspiring. The evidence is anecdotal, but highly convincing.

She talks about how neurology, genetics and sociology are relevant to animal and human behaivor. The authors puts forward a theory that animals and autistic persons perceives the world in a similar manner.

Angel tompkins, golden globe nominee and lover of living species all ment to enteract with but only if we can translate from their pictures to our own vision to make this world better.

Animals in translation is a compilation of often contradictory scientific data. It endlessly repeats how the author sees things the way animals do because of her autism. How do autistic perceptions of nonhuman animals compare with those of non-autisti...  Read More

They don't do the courtship dance that tells the hen to crouch into a * receptive position.