Erich Hoyt es un autor que se ha sumergido profundamente en el mundo de la vida marina y su conservación. Su escritura se caracteriza por un estilo cautivador que profundiza en los fascinantes reinos de las ballenas, los delfines y los habitantes más profundos del océano. Habiendo dedicado gran parte de su vida al mar, Hoyt utiliza su vasta experiencia para dar vida a estas criaturas, enfatizando la necesidad urgente de su protección. A través de sus obras, educa a los lectores sobre investigación marina de vanguardia y destaca las especies más intrigantes y asombrosas que pueblan nuestros océanos. Sus escritos se consideran autorizados e inspiradores para aquellos apasionados por la biología marina y la conservación.
The book explores the fascinating behaviors and complex societies of ants, showcasing their agricultural practices, livestock management, infrastructure development, mating rituals, and warfare. Through vivid descriptions, it reveals the intricate and often surprising lives of these tiny creatures, highlighting their remarkable abilities and social structures.
Fifth revised edition of the classic natural history of the killer whale, now up to date with the latest research, conservation news and changes in public awareness.
Introduces fifty strange animals from the sea.
Second revised and expanded edition of the illustrated guide to the amazing variety of creatures found in the deepest parts of the world's oceans.
Written by one of Canada's leading science and nature journalists, The Whales of Canada will help readers identify and understand all 20 species of whales, porpoises, and dolphins found in Canadian waters. Included are feeding, breeding and social habits, size comparisons, drawings, photos, range maps, and firsthand observations from the biologists and experienced whale watchers.
A lavish photographic survey of the deep oceans' most unusual forms of marine life, capturing the strange beauty of fish, crustaceans, jellyfish, squids and other invertebrates.
A dazzling photographic journey into the night-time oceans where countless microscopic plankton ascend to feed before returning to the depths.
An award-winning author and whale researcher takes readers into 'the field' for an intimate encounter with some 90 species of cetaceans that make their homes in the world's oceans.
