Snakes: Their ecology, diversity and behaviour
- Publisher : Natural History Museum
- Illustrations : col photos
Our customers have not yet submitted a review for this title - click here to be the first to write a review
Description:
Whether loathed, feared, admired or worshipped, snakes evoke stronger human reactions than almost any other animal. Moving gracefully without limbs, swallowing meals often several times larger than their own heads, and with many having venomous bites, they never fail to fascinate. From garter snakes and vipers to cobras, boas and pythons, Snakes describes the biology and natural history of this ecologically diverse and important group of animals. It highlights the amazing variety and complexity of this group that includes more than four thousand living species. Information on habitat, conservation status, and behaviour are also included to complete this comprehensive and fully illustrated introduction to the snakes of the world.
You may also like...
Reptiles of the Guianas - Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana
Kuijpers, M.
Price £95.00
(Save £15.00)
Herpetofauna Mexicana Vol. 2. Lizards of Mexico. Part 1: Iguanian Lizards
Heimes, P.
Price £99.00
(Save £16.00)
Naultinus Naultinus elegans and Naultinus grayii: Biology, husbandry and
Seufer, H.; Defabiani, N.
Price £39.99
Handbook of Amphibians and Reptiles of Northeast Africa
Spawls, S.; Mohammad, A.; Mazuch, T.
Price £68.00
(Save £17.00)