How the Animals Do It

by Larry Feign

Amazing facts and hilarious illustrations about the intimate habits of our gilled, winged, furry and slimy cousins in the animal kingdom. Did you know that penguins do it at 70 below zero? Minks do it for 8 hours non-stop. Octopuses lose an arm when they mate! Ever wondered how starfish do it? How do porcupines mates without causing serious bodily injury? Easy to find out! Read this fascinating, true but funny book.

112 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 1992

About the author

Larry Feign is an award-winning artist and writer who has worked in Honolulu, Hollywood, London, and currently in Hong Kong. Feign’s work has appeared in Time, The Economist, the New York Times, The Atlantic, and other publications around the world. He also directed animated cartoons for Disney Television and Cartoon Network. He is a MacDowell Fellow and three-time recipient of Amnesty International Human Rights Press Awards. He has published numerous books of humor, cartoons, and serious historical fiction, as well as a best-selling children’s book series under under the pen name MD Whalen.

He lives walking distance from notorious pirate haunts in a small island village with his wife, their two dogs, and the occasional uninvited python.

Reviews

[Cisca Bazuin · Rating 5 out of 5]

Verschrikkelijk grappig boekje.. Je leest het in één ruk uit. Je wist het allemaal niet... 😄

[Jeff · Rating 4 out of 5]

Oddly it's for children however adults will probably enjoy it more.