The Dragons of EdenCarl Sagan
The Dragons of Eden
by Carl Sagan
4.115 ratings on Open Library271 pagesFirst published 1977Standalone
Presents an overview of human evolution and discusses human and animal intelligence, the mechanisms of the brain, memory, sleep, myths and legends about evolution, and the possibility of intelligent extraterrestrial life.
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