A hilarious cartoon collection by Tim Whyatt.

Everyone has at some point watched their pet in despair as they fight the losing battle of trying to chase their own tail. Or maybe you've felt personally targeted by a particularly vicious seagull who had his eye on your ice cream? Animals are supposed to be our friends and our loyal companions, but we all know that isn't always the case.

Tim Whyatt's Senior Moments: Animal Instincts is an amusing collection of cartoons showing the hilarious thought processes of the furry creatures we share our world with and the animal instincts that lurk inside every human. With hilarious imagery and captions, this new instalment in the Senior Moments series is perfect for the animal lover in your life.

An amusing cartoon collection on animal life by Tim Whyatt, the creator of the award-winning 'Traces of Nuts' greeting card range, depicting raw animal instincts at their funniest!

About the Author

Tim Whyatt is an Australian cartoonist best known for his humorous range of greetings cards "Traces of Nuts". Tim has won numerous awards in Australia and the UK and his work has twice been voted the UK's Best Humour Range at the industry's most prestigious greetings card awards (the Henries) in 2011 and 2012. His work is hugely popular in the UK, America and Australia and has been translated into various languages including German, Spanish, French, Polish and Norwegian.

In Tim's words...
"I have no idea how many of my cards have sold but it's in the many millions. I know this because at least three of my cards have individually passed the million sales mark...

What tickles me? Cats, dogs, John Cleese, my grandparents, marriage, religion, sex, Charles Addams, pop culture, science, Gavin & Stacey, Marion & Geoff, my two children, parenthood, relationships, language, Billy Connolly, doctors, the Peep Show, human psychology, underpants, senior citizens, my wife, Gary Larson, the human body..."

Book Information
ISBN 9781787414266
Author Tim Whyatt
Format Hardback
Page Count 56
Imprint Studio Press
Publisher Bonnier Books Ltd
Weight(grams) 170g
Dimensions(mm) 178mm * 126mm * 5mm