Animals are true masters of architecture! In her unusual atlas, Emilia Dziubak presents their most interesting achievements: ground and underground structures, houses on and under water, single-family houses and studios, housing estates, portable and temporary houses. Among the numerous examples there were: a nest sewn by a tailor, nests made of saliva, one of the largest bird structures, i.e. a breeding mound of a variable nogal, an acorn woodpecker pantry, a huge structure of social weavers, a brown gardener's gazebo, a paper wasp nest, a bee's nest and other insects, mounds of ants, but also bridges and rafts of legionnaires ants, termites, spider traps, dwarf larvae, extensive sand arachnids, beaver lodges, mole tunnels and many others.