In his latest book for children, Peter Wohlleben, the author of a number of successful books about the forest, this time focuses on animals. A well-known forester will accompany young readers to animals that live quite close - in the forest, in the garden, by the water and with us in the house. They will be there when wild pigs and flies give birth to young, when they go out for food, fight back, or get sick now and then. From thrips flies to wolves - children will learn a lot of interesting things about all these creatures. Come with us to the mysterious world of animals!

Do you know the answers to these questions?
How smart are goats?
Who lives in a rain barrel?
Why do fawns have dots on their backs?
The book is, like the author's bestseller Do you hear the trees talking? Complete with beautiful illustrations by Stefanie Reich and photographs by Jens Steingässer.

The book is intended for children from the age of six, but due to the beautiful illustrations and undemanding texts, the book will also be loved by younger people and will pleasantly surprise parents or grandparents.