Explore the fascinating world of animal communication in Claude Charles Pierquin De Gembloux's "Idiomologie Des Animaux, Ou Recherches ... Sur Le Langage Des BÃates." This intriguing work delves into the historical understanding of how humans have interpreted and understood the supposed language of animals. Written in French, this book examines the idioms and expressions associated with various creatures, offering insights into the folklore, beliefs, and zoological knowledge of the time. Discover the historical perspectives on animal sounds, behaviors, and perceived intelligence, revealing a unique blend of linguistics, natural history, and cultural interpretations.

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