Das Leben der Eichhörnchen

Survivor, climbing expert, and crowd-pleaser

With acrobatic jumps, it leaps through the treetops, only to later hide the gathered nuts in a safe place: Few animals can be observed as well in the park, forest, or one's own garden as the squirrel. But what do we really know about these little rodents? Biologist and bestselling author Josef H. Reichholf entertainingly answers all conceivable questions and also includes other members of the extensive squirrel family, such as the 16-gram African pygmy squirrel or the six-and-a-half-kilogram gray marmot. An exciting natural history that allows us to see these lively crowd-pleasers in a new light.