Ernest Thompson Seton
Born: 01-01-1860
Ernest Thompson Seton was a British-born American author, wildlife artist, and one of the founding pioneers of the Boy Scouts of America. Born in 1860, Seton became renowned for his nature stories and realistic animal illustrations. His deep passion for wildlife and conservation influenced his works, such as "Wild Animals I Have Known." Seton's contributions significantly impacted environmental education and youth outdoor programs in the early 20th century.
Book summaries for books written by Ernest Thompson Seton
Quotes
The fear of death is the beginning of slavery.
The beast in the jungle would sit and gaze with round full eyes into the fire, as if he saw pictures there.
The wolf is a dog that has never been broken.
The bear is the only one of the ancient race of beasts that has learned to live with man.
The fox is the cat of the wild.
The buffalo is a noble animal, more dangerous than a wounded lion.
The cougar is the tiger of the mountains.
The eagle is the king of birds, but the king of beasts is the tiger.
The lynx is a lover of solitude.
The wildcat is a fierce little animal, but it is not so strong as a domestic cat.
The weasel is the fiercest of all wild animals.
The otter is a playful animal, but it is also very wise.