② Sidon (186-1946) was born in England and came to Canada with his family when he was six years old. He loved nature from an early age and carefully observed and studied the birds and animals in nature. He is a naturalist, social activist and writer, and he especially appreciates the Indian political organization. His Wild Animals I Know was published in 1898 and was a great success. This book made him economically independent and won him the friendship of American President theodore roosevelt. It is said that Kipling's Book of the Mang Forest was also inspired by this book.

Sidon has two identities-painter and writer, but both identities revolve around the same theme-animals. He loves animals by nature, and began to observe and investigate wild birds and beasts when he was young, so the animals in his works are vivid and full of dignity of life. For more than a century, his works have been a must-read for wildlife lovers.