The book "Behavioral Simulation of Artificial Organisms" by Pablo Werlang offers a comprehensive analysis of a simulation environment in which artificial agents operate, mimicking the behavior of living organisms. These agents are programmed to maximize their survival by exploring their environment and identifying potential dangers. The work is divided into two main parts: the first part deals with the development of the simulation software and the learning rules of the agents, while the second part analyzes the results of the simulations. Concepts such as lifespan and the transfer of knowledge between generations of agents are examined. This specialized book is aimed at readers interested in the intersection of technology, IT, and behavioral research.