The four beauties of the greylag goose

Author: [Austrian] Konrad Lorenz / Jiang Li
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: 147 color photographs document the family and social life of greylag geese in their natural environment. A masterpiece by the Nobel Prize winner in Physiology or Medicine, allowing us to explore the mysteries of nature and experience life beyond human existence! A book for both adults and children to share! The Karras captured the family and social life of greylag geese in their natural environment with 147 color photographs. Konrad Lorenz, with vivid language, tells the untold stories behind these photographs to those who appreciate them. They transform from fluffy little balls into majestic geese soaring in the blue sky, filled with wonder and joy. As autumn arrives, they hope the growing geese will migrate south like wild geese, yet they fear losing them forever. In their eyes, they are a group of adorable children, emotionally rich beings. They value their families and cherish familial bonds just like humans. They also experience their own pains and joys, their pursuit of the unknown world, and their attachment to their homeland and loved ones. They have sincere and loyal love, moments of frustration and indulgence, passionate pursuits, bitter losses, jealous rivalries, and unwavering devotion. They also share the modern human experience of sexuality and love, including homosexuality and bisexuality. Regardless, they live naturally, authentically, and passionately. "In most cases, when humans approach free-living animals, they flee; humans were banished from the paradise of living with God’s other creatures. Now, if free-living animals fly to me from a distance, not because they haven’t noticed me, but quite the opposite—they see me, hear me—I am moved that the banishment from paradise is revoked in this very moment."