The majestic gray wolf and the comical raccoon dog are just a couple of the fascinating species covered in this guide. The World of Wild Dogs -- edited by world-famous naturalist Jeff Corwin -- teaches about the way wild dogs evolved, how they are built and how they behave, reproduce and survive in different habitats around the world. It also highlights some of the most familiar and unique species found worldwide, their current status, what to do if you encounter a wild dog and what you can do to help their conserving and protecting these spectacular creatures. This folding pocket guide is the ideal reference for dog-lovers and teachers alike. Made in the USA.
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Weight: 43g
Dimensions: 89 x 210mm
Publication Date: 13 May 2014
Publisher: Waterford Press Ltd
Publication City/Country: United States
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781583558515
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Jeff Corwin is an American animal and nature conservationist best known as host and executive producer of the Animal Planet cable channel television programs The Jeff Corwin Experience and Corwin's Quest and the currently playing Ocean Mysteries on ABC. Corwin has authored previous works including 100 Heartbeats which investigates the plight of the plant's most endangered species and the conservation heroes trying to save them. Zoologist James Kavanagh has researched and written more than 450 publications pertaining to wildlife observation and outdoor recreation. His unique talent is in taking complex information and synthesizing the salient points to make knowledge about nature and the outdoors more accessible to novices and to present quick portable reference information for more experienced wildlife and outdoor enthusiasts. His books have sold more than 5 million copies worldwide.
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