A fire-tailed Myzornis (aka Myzornis pyrrhoura) in India by photographer Mitash Biswas.
A fiery-throated hummingbird by photographer Jess Findlay.
A rare bumble bee owl.
Ringtail lemurs at a bowl of fruit.
A fairy wren (aka splendid blue wren) by photographer Travis Bester.
Spring bunnies by photographer Porsupah Ree.
Dogwood!
A series of squirrel photos by photographer Geert Wegge.
A series of squirrel photos by photographer Geert Wegge.
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The Territorial Imperative - A territory is an area of space which an animal guards as its exclusive possession and which it will defend against all members of its kind. The author takes a concept familiar to every biologist, brings together for the first time a fair sampling of all scientific observations of this form of behavior, and demonstrates that man obeys the same laws as does many other animal species. The Territorial Imperative explores more deeply and incisively man’s evolutionary nature and threatens even more forcefully some of our most precious assumptions. In a time when we attribute to man either no instincts at all, or instincts too weak to be of significance, Mr Ardrey’s conclusions concerning the instinctual force exerted on human life by territory will undoubtedly raise an even greater storm. The author concludes, for example, that a common cause for war lies in our ignorance of man’s animal nature - in particular, in the aggressor’s ignorance of the enormous animal energies which his intrusion will release in a seemingly weak territorial defender.
