Built By Animals: the Natural History of Animal Architecture Mike Hansell Related animals: Beaver, Bower Bird, Butterfly, Camel, Caribou, Cat, Cheetah, Chicken, Chimpanzee, Chinchilla, Clownfish, Cockatoo, Cockroach, Conure, Corn Snake, Cow, Coy Fish, Coyote, Crab, Crane, Cricket, Crow, Deer, Desert Rabbit, Dingo, Dog, Dolphin, Domestic Pet, Dragonfly, Ducks (Mallard), Ducks (Not Mallard), Elephant, Ferret, Firefish, Fish, Flea, Fly, Fox, Frog, Frogs, Garibaldi, Giraffe, Goat, Gorilla, Green Mandarin, Grizzly Bear, Ground Squirrel, Hamster, Hawk, Hermit Crab, Hippo, Honey Badger, Horse, Human, Hummingbird, Hump Back Whale, Humpback Whale, Imaginary Monkey, Insect, Island Skunk, Kitten, Koi, Koi Fish, Ladybug, Lion, Lizard, Llama, Lovebird, Lyrebird, Macaw, Mallard Duck, Mice, Minature Horse, Mole, Monkey, Mosquito, Mosquito Eater, Moth, Mule Deer, Ocelot, Octopus, Orca, Ostrich, Owl, Parakeet, Parrot, Parrotlet, Pelagics, Peregrine Falcon, Pig, Pigeon, Polar Bear, Pond Life, Pot Belly Pig, Pot-Bellied Pig, Powder Blue Tang, Puffer Fish, Quail, Rabbit, Raccoon, Rat, Raven, Rockfish, Rooster, Salamander, Scrub Jay, Sea Lion, Sea Urchin, Seagull, Seahorse, Seal, Shark, Silk Moth, Skunk, Snail, Snake, Spider, Termite An emeritus professor of Animal Architecture at the University of Glasgow studies how animals shape their own environments from a distinctively human perspective on construction. He argues that less intelligent species can still create highly intelligent designs
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