This is a book about habitats and the animals that live in them. It presents an overview of life, with an appraisal of the challenges and opportunities offered by the various survivable regions of the world, and of the versatility shown by living organisms in coping with these challenges and exploiting these opportunities. The book takes readers to the inner workings and balance of habitats throughout the world.
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A wide-ranging view of animals adapted to their environments Edited by a herpetologist (curator of the Central Park Wildlife Center, Wildlife Conservation Society) and an animal behaviorist (who also is a well-established science writer), and written by the editors and six other scientists, this book is finding acceptance as an adjunct to classroom science teaching. More than just a pretty coffee table book, The Fight for Survival describes how animals--especially rare or endangered species--interact with each other and their environments.
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