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Carnivores of the World: Second Edition

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Carnivores of the World: Second Edition
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Luke Hunter
Illustrated by Priscilla Barrett
SeriesPrinceton Field Guides
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:256
Dimensions(mm): Height 241,Width 178
ISBN/Barcode 9780691182957
ClassificationsDewey:599.7
Audience
General
Edition 2nd edition
Illustrations 93 color + 425 b/w illus., 250 maps

Publishing Details

Publisher Princeton University Press
Imprint Princeton University Press
NZ Release Date 26 February 2021
Publication Country United States

Description

An acclaimed illustrated guide to the world's carnivores-now in an expanded and thoroughly updated new edition This is an expanded and fully revised new edition of a highly acclaimed guide to the world's carnivores-some of the most spectacular and feared creatures in nature. Covering all 250 species of terrestrial, true carnivores, from the maje

Author Biography

Luke Hunter is one of the world's leading authorities on wild carnivores. His books include Wild Cats of the World and Cheetah. He lives in New York City.

Reviews

"I was consistently impressed with the style, editing, content, quality and up-to-dateness of the book. It is a world first and a truly impressive, comprehensive and highly attractive volume. Everybody interested in carnivorans will want to obtain a copy and I cannot recommend it highly enough. Outstanding."-Darren Naish, ScientificAmerican.com "Spectacular full-color illustrations by Barrett (Mammals of Europe), sometimes showing customary behaviors or including depictions of cubs, accompany each entry and beautifully clarify textual descriptions. . . . [T]he most up-to-date subject guide available."-Library Journal "I don't know of a concise global summary of carnivores like this. The illustrations cover a wide range of forms from all over the world, including many that are rarely photographed or preserved in museums."-Roland W. Kays, coauthor of Mammals of North America