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How to Tell Your Friends from the Apes
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., How to Tell Your Friends from the Apes has a rating of 3.5 stars
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  • How to Tell Your Friends from the Apes
  • Written by author Will Cuppy
  • Published by Godine, David R. Publishers, Inc., September 2005
  • 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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IntroductionIX
PrefaceXIII
Memoirs of the Jukes Family, or Where We Come In
The Java Man5
The Peking Man7
The Piltdown Man9
The Heidelberg Man11
The Neanderthal Man13
The Cro-Magnon Man15
The Modern Man17
How to Tell Your Friends from the Apes, or A Monkey a Day
The Chimpanzee21
The Gorilla23
The Orang-utan25
The Gibbon27
The Baboon29
The Howling Monkey31
The Lemur33
What I Hate About Spring35
Return of the Birds
The Robin41
The Wren43
The Cuckoo45
The Booby47
The Nightingale49
The Crow51
The Stork53
Perfectly Damnable Birds
The Great Bustard57
The Owl59
The Love Bird61
The Hen63
The Rooster65
The Canary67
Birds I Could Do Without
The Pewee71
The Common Babbler73
The Nuthatch75
The Loon77
The Water Ouzel79
The Flamingo81
Farewell to Birds
The Parrot85
The Penguin87
The Woodpecker89
The Dotterel91
The Sparrow93
The Hummingbird95
Wild Beasts I Have Met97
Mammals You Ought to Know, or Why Be a Rhinoceros?
The Lion105
The Tiger107
The Elephant109
The Rhinoceros111
The Hippopotamus113
The Giraffe115
Fair to Medium Mammals
The Polar Bear119
The Beaver121
The Gnu123
The Whale125
The Zebra127
Awful Mammals
The Duck-Billed Platypus131
The Sloth133
The Hyena135
The Bat137
The Aard-vark139


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