How to Tell Your Friends from the Apes
This collection of "delirious birds, beasts and all manner of funny critters from Man to Amoeba," with "pictures by Jack," is an irreverent and thoroughly unscientific study of mankind and his animal cousins.
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IntroductionIXPrefaceXIIIMemoirs of the Jukes Family, or Where We Come InThe Java Man5The Peking Man7The Piltdown Man9The Heidelberg Man11The Neanderthal Man13The Cro-Magnon Man15The Modern Man17How to Tell Your Friends from the Apes, or A Monkey a DayThe Chimpanzee21The Gorilla23The Orang-utan25The Gibbon27The Baboon29The Howling Monkey31The Lemur33What I Hate About Spring35Return of the BirdsThe Robin41The Wren43The Cuckoo45The Booby47The Nightingale49The Crow51The Stork53Perfectly Damnable BirdsThe Great Bustard57The Owl59The Love Bird61The Hen63The Rooster65The Canary67Birds I Could Do WithoutThe Pewee71The Common Babbler73The Nuthatch75The Loon77The Water Ouzel79The Flamingo81Farewell to BirdsThe Parrot85The Penguin87The Woodpecker89The Dotterel91The Sparrow93The Hummingbird95Wild Beasts I Have Met97Mammals You Ought to Know, or Why Be a Rhinoceros?The Lion105The Tiger107The Elephant109The Rhinoceros111The Hippopotamus113The Giraffe115Fair to Medium MammalsThe Polar Bear119The Beaver121The Gnu123The Whale125The Zebra127Awful MammalsThe Duck-Billed Platypus131The Sloth133The Hyena135The Bat137The Aard-vark139
