Ernest Menault

Ernest Menault (1830, Angerville -1903) was a French author and zoologist.

Menault wrote, principally Les Insectes nuisibles à l' Agriculture et à la Viticulture, L’intelligence des animaux (The Intelligence of Animals) and L’amour maternel chez les animaux. A review in the Nature journal for his book The Intelligence of Animals, noted that "we have not been led to form a very high opinion of his physiology or of his general philosophy; but he has compiled a most entertaining volume, crammed with most amusing stories about all kinds of animals, from ants to ourang-outangs."[1]

Selected publications
gollark: Kind of.
gollark: No, that actually makes sense.
gollark: Oh, you mean alpine being shuffled forward?
gollark: Huh? But it goes 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6.
gollark: Alpine sounds more, well, biomey.

References
  1. The Intelligence of Animals—From the French of Ernest Menault. Nature 1: 54 (1869).
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