A Primate's Memoir

8/1/2009

In 'A Primate's Memoir', Robert Sapolsky takes the reader on a wild journey through his 21-year study of a troop of baboons in remote Kenya. Through his captivating storytelling, Sapolsky interweaves his scientific observations and research with witty commentary about the triumphs and challenges of living in the wilds of the Serengeti. From surviving culinary atrocities to encountering gunpoint situations and even a surreal kidnapping, Sapolsky delves into his remarkable journey of becoming a foremost authority on wild primates. With a blend of humor and heartbreak, 'A Primate's Memoir' is a riveting story that provides insightful commentary on the human condition while offering a unique glimpse into the fascinating lives of wild primates.

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