Bingo und andere Tiergeschichten

Name: Bingo und andere Tiergeschichten
Author: Ernest Thompson Seton

By Ernest Thompson Seton

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The collection presents linked animal portraits and narratives that recount individual creatures' lives—dogs, a crow, a hare, wolves, a vixen, a pheasant and shepherd dogs—through episodes of hunting, care, confrontation, and survival. Each story observes instinct, temperament, and the effects of human presence, showing moments of loyalty, cunning, maternal care, and conflict between wildness and domestication. Vivid animal behavior and moral questions about hunting, stewardship, and empathy are explored through concise episodic accounts blending natural-history detail with anecdotal storytelling.

About the Author

Ernest Thompson Seton

Ernest Thompson Seton was a prominent naturalist, author, and illustrator known for his influential works on wildlife and nature. Born in the late 19th century, he played a significant role in the early conservation movement and was a founder of the Boy Scouts of America. Seton's writing often blended storytelling with a deep appreciation for animal life, as seen in his notable works such as "Animal Heroes" and "Monarch, the Big Bear of Tallac." His narratives not only entertain but also educate readers about the natural world, making him a key figure in American literature focused on nature and wildlife.