Gisela Kaplan, a renowned field biologist and animal behaviourist, shares her fascinating journey from sociology to studying Australian birds. She reveals the emotional connections formed during wildlife rehabilitation, especially with magpies and kookaburras. The discussion highlights the intelligence of birds, including their communication skills through body language. Kaplan also uncovers the social lives of Australian birds, focusing on their complex relationships and extended adolescent phases, offering a fresh perspective on their emotional depth and behaviors.
