Fleur Daugey
Fleur Daugey is a French writer, journalist, and ethologist trained in psychology and ethology. Before dedicating herself to writing and journalism, she worked in various nature conservation NGOs. Her inspiration mainly comes from the beings that inhabit nature, addressing topics related to animals, plants, and the environment.
Among her notable works is "La vida amorosa de los animales" (2017), a popular science book that explores reproductive behavior in the animal kingdom. Another relevant title is "¿Quién le teme a las momias?" (2019), where she addresses the topic of mummies in different cultures. Her work "Oiseaux globe-trotters" (2015) received the Amerigo Vespucci Jeunesse award.
Among her notable works is "La vida amorosa de los animales" (2017), a popular science book that explores reproductive behavior in the animal kingdom. Another relevant title is "¿Quién le teme a las momias?" (2019), where she addresses the topic of mummies in different cultures. Her work "Oiseaux globe-trotters" (2015) received the Amerigo Vespucci Jeunesse award.
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