The Science of Animals: Inside their Secret World is perfect for beginning students and animal enthusiasts alike. It includes stunning photography and detailed animal science.

What does this book cover?

This is more than just an introductory text to the field of zoology. It is an exploration of what animals mean to humanity, and the many ways we have attempted to depict and understand them through the ages.

The Science of Animals: Inside their Secret World includes:

• A detailed guide to the morphology of animals, comparing and contrasting the body parts of different species
• A discussion of the evolutionary and environmental pressures that resulted in the animals (and people) we see today
• Detailed explorations of particular animal species, as well as stunning photography of the animals taken in the field
• An exploration of the ways these animals have been depicted in art throughout the ages

About the Author

Chris Packham is a popular naturalist and conservationist with a high-profile television presence and many awards for his work as an author and photographer. He has hosted BBC documentary series such as Secrets of Our Living Planet, and presented shows like Winterwatch, Autumnwatch and Springwatch.

This is an invaluable guide to zoology, and is of interest not just to students but to anyone who is fascinated with the way animals live, feed and communicate.