I have been teaching animal behavior courses for some 35 years. In my teaching, I have always tried to make my courses accessible to everyone with a serious interest in behavior. So many science courses use so much jargon that an intelligent layman gets lost almost immediately. I have tried to stay away from jargon, and tried make the subject of animal behavior easy to understand for everyone.

I have decided to make my notes available to anyone who has a serious interest in finding out why animals do what they do. In these notes, I talk about

• Why birds sing
• How animals find mates
• What are the different ways that animals learn
• How animals communicate
• Are there animal languages
• What are the different kinds of social animals
• How animals find their food
• Why some animals are brightly colored while others are dull
• And much much more

If you have a serious interest in animal behavior, you can access my course at: http://www.animalbehaviorcourse.net.

If you would like to see a sample module from the course, here is a link to the Learning Behavior module. It is entirely free and is my gift to you.

http://www.dogbehaviorcourse.com/downloads/ABC%20Learning%20Module%20Page/index.html