Animals teach us life

When we observe animals carefully, especially their behavior, we may take away great lessons that could be applied to both our social and private lives. Humans can learn a lot of things from animals. Many times humans have copied animals in scientific and technologic fields. For instance, the first soaring objects in the history of aeronautics were equipped with wings. Further, spider-web-like materials have been created with silk and used for various purposes. Even the American robot Ariel, programmed to search for mines, was modeled after a crab. What about culturally? There is no doubt that animal mimicry has occurred in all societies. Some animal behaviors have even inspired war tactics in armies. This book demonstrates that humans can learn valuable lessons from animals. Included in this book are reflections on different animals' natural behaviors. These observations of natural animal behaviors are backed by research. For each of the selected animals in this book, there is an accompanying message. However, knowing that the study is not closed, it is up to the reader - young or old - to pursue this way of thinking, since the animal world is infinite. A fellow once told me, "You're surely writing this book for your dear ones." He guessed as much because the lessons are worded as pieces of advice.