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"Catwatching" by Desmond Morris is an insightful exploration of feline behaviour, answering the questions that cat owners often ponder. It reveals the duality of the domestic cat, transitioning from a cuddly kitten to a self-sufficient hunter. Morris, drawing upon years of zoological experience, explains the complexities of cats' social lives, sexual behaviour, and hunting skills, shedding light on their often puzzling actions.
The book highlights the ancient inheritance carried by modern cats, from their sensory capacities to their body language. It examines the unique relationship between cats and humans, where cats treat their owners as pseudo-parents, offering a fresh perspective on our feline companions and enriching our understanding of these graceful creatures.
Used (good, see images, some yellowing, minor cover wear, and some initial pages folding) Hardcover ISBN 0224028685
