Zoologist"s guide to the galaxy

In this book, the outstanding zoologist from Cambridge Arik Kershenbaum invites the reader to imagine an alien life. However, in his fantasies, the scientist relies on the Darwin theory of evolution, observation of all forms of life on Earth, and most importantly - on universal physical and biological laws applicable to the entire universe. The author explains what properties aliens must certainly have, how they can move, interact and communicate with each other. Can they have electrical communication by analogy with earthly fish? Is the existence of planets on which animals move at supersonic speed? Or worlds whose inhabitants speak in the language of smells? Is the cooperation between them and the development of technology inevitable? In an exciting and affordable form, the “Zoologist"s Guide to the Galaxy” introduces us to the latest scientific data on how all living things actually arrange on Earth and throughout the universe