Based on the latest scientific and anecdotal evidence culled from animal experts in the labs and the field, "In Search of the Animal Mind" is an engrossing look at animal intelligence, cognitive ability, problem solving, and emotion. George Page, originator and host of the long-running PBS series "Nature", offers us an informed, entertaining, and humanistic investigation of the minds of predators and scavengers, birds and primates, rodents and other species. Illustrated with twenty-four black-and-white photographs, the book will be a companion to a three-part, hour-long show of the same name, hosted by Page.

In the bestselling tradition of The Hidden Life of Dogs, When Elephants Weep, and Dogs Don't Lie About Love, "In Search of the Animal Mind" is fascinating narrative explaining the nature and depth of animal intelligence.