And the crocodile has friends

How do dolphins and bees “talk”? How do bumblebees and deer are looking for a couple? Why is the flight of butterflies so similar to dance? How does the life of ants arrange and what is their hard work related to? What fish are “friends” with sharks and what is the deepest meaning of such a friendship? Thanks to this book, you will find answers to these and many other questions, and also learn interesting facts from the life of animals, birds, insects and fish. A simple and accessible language here refutes the idea that the natural world is based on the right of the stronger live at the expense of the weak and that all living beings flourish exclusively in the struggle for a place under the sun. On the contrary, nature develops thanks to mutual assistance: most of the animals have instincts that push them to live in harmony with each other. The book is intended for children and will like everyone who wants to better understand the mysterious world of birds and animals.