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Antarctica: A Guide to the Wildlife
In this superbly illustrated and attractive new edition of this traveler’s companion to the wildlife of the Antarctic wilderness, Dafila Scott’s illustrations provide the perfect accompaniment to naturalist Tony Soper’s immaculate text. This guide provides full coverage of plumage and identification, breeding and nesting, feeding, and the best locations to observe the varied species to be found in Antarctica.
· Illustrated in full color throughout with specially commissioned watercolor paintings
· Authoritative writing by TV naturalist Tony Soper
· Species identification, behavior and habitats, and conservation guidelines for visitors
· History of discovery and exploration
· Illustrated in full color throughout with specially commissioned watercolor paintings
· Authoritative writing by TV naturalist Tony Soper
· Species identification, behavior and habitats, and conservation guidelines for visitors
· History of discovery and exploration
- GenresTravel
144 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 1994
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Tony Soper
52 books4 followersTony Soper was a British naturalist, author and broadcaster.
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August 18, 2024
David Attenborough and Iris Schmeder approved!
November 8, 2018
Excellent book - contains 90% of the species you'll see in Antarctica/Falklands/South Georgia.
February 26, 2022
GOD BLESS ANTARCTICA
December 30, 2014
Overview of the birds and mammals in and around Antarctica.
February 7, 2019
Great resource for the Antarctic confluence and south. Just enough information to identify the animals and get some history.
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