The Amazing World Of Insects: A Photographic Introduction
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Tanning and foxing
Step into the microscopic yet magnificent universe of six-legged life with The Amazing World of Insects, a stunning photographic introduction that brings the astonishing diversity of insect life into vivid, accessible focus. Authored by Arend T. Bandsma and Robin T. Brandt, this work chronicles the remarkable variety of insects found across the natural world, presenting their complex behaviours, striking anatomical structures, and ecological roles through a carefully curated collection of photographs that make the invisible world of entomology startlingly visible. Beyond the beauty of its imagery, the work argues for a deeper appreciation of insects as the cornerstone of nearly every terrestrial ecosystem on Earth, illustrating the intricate relationships between insects and the plants, animals, and environments they inhabit. Bandsma and Brandt write with the clarity and enthusiasm of naturalists who understand that wonder is the first step toward knowledge, making this volume as educational as it is visually arresting. Published by the prestigious London house of George Allen & Unwin Ltd, The Amazing World of Insects stands as a landmark of popular natural history — one that will leave even the most confirmed entomophobe pausing to look more closely at the world beneath their feet.
Author: Arend T. Bandsma And Robin T. Brandt
Format: Hardback
Published: 1963, George Allen & Unwin Ltd
Genre: Zoology
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Tanning and foxing
Step into the microscopic yet magnificent universe of six-legged life with The Amazing World of Insects, a stunning photographic introduction that brings the astonishing diversity of insect life into vivid, accessible focus. Authored by Arend T. Bandsma and Robin T. Brandt, this work chronicles the remarkable variety of insects found across the natural world, presenting their complex behaviours, striking anatomical structures, and ecological roles through a carefully curated collection of photographs that make the invisible world of entomology startlingly visible. Beyond the beauty of its imagery, the work argues for a deeper appreciation of insects as the cornerstone of nearly every terrestrial ecosystem on Earth, illustrating the intricate relationships between insects and the plants, animals, and environments they inhabit. Bandsma and Brandt write with the clarity and enthusiasm of naturalists who understand that wonder is the first step toward knowledge, making this volume as educational as it is visually arresting. Published by the prestigious London house of George Allen & Unwin Ltd, The Amazing World of Insects stands as a landmark of popular natural history — one that will leave even the most confirmed entomophobe pausing to look more closely at the world beneath their feet.