Discover the fascinating world of equine intelligence in George Wharton James's "The Story of Captain: The Horse With the Human Brain." This captivating exploration of horse psychology delves into the mind of Captain, revealing remarkable insights into animal behavior. James, a keen observer of nature, presents a compelling case for the advanced cognitive abilities of horses.
A timeless study of animal and comparative psychology, this book offers a unique perspective on the inner lives of these majestic creatures. Explore the bond between humans and horses through the extraordinary story of Captain. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves the original text, allowing you to experience James's observations firsthand. Ideal for anyone interested in horses, animal psychology, or simply a captivating narrative about the wonders of the natural world.
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