Gerald Durrell - A halak jelleme

Why is it important to bring an icebox on a cruise? What exciting acquaintances can we make while transporting dozens of turtles on the streets of London? What should we do if an unexpected guest drops by the dinner table? How dangerous is it to be taken to the hospital for a nosebleed? Why is the conductor of The Magic Flute sobbing when the zoologist's girlfriend is also listening to the performance?
Durrell's collection is full of animals, but the focus of attention this time is on as many specimens of Homo sapiens sapiens, be they family members, boyfriends or girlfriends, or casual acquaintances. But it's as if they are all regular fool mushroom consumers, and the only sane person among them is the miracle bug nature diver. Those who don't hesitate to record their stories with anthropological precision, testifying to fierce English humor and cold blood.