Cats Of Africa: Behavior, Ecology, And Conservation,Used

Cats Of Africa: Behavior, Ecology, And Conservation,Used

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Brand: Johns Hopkins University Press
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Africa'S Wild Cats Have Long Been A Focus Of Fascination And Intrigue Among Travelers And Wildlife Lovers. Alongside The Big Threelion, Leopard, And Cheetahafrica Is Home To Another Seven Species Of Cats: The Caracal, Serval, African Wildcat, Blackfooted Cat, African Golden Cat, Jungle Cat, And Sand Cat.With Photographer Gerald Hinde'S Stunning, Crisp, Graphic Images, Luke Hunter Presents A Comprehensive Overview Of The Entire Cat Family In Africathe Only Place On Earth Where Sightings Of Wild Cats Are A Regular Occurrence. He Discusses In Detail Feline Anatomy, Predation And Hunting Strategies, Social Systems, Competition And Conflict, And Conservation And Threats, Offering The Reader The Most Current Research And Findings.From The Famous And Popular African Parks With Their Celebrated, Safarifriendly Felines, To The Few Remaining Places On The Continent Uninhabited By Humans, Cats Of Africa Offers Superb And Exciting Images Of The Animals From A Variety Of Locations, Depicting Rare And Interesting Behavior, Some Of Which Has Never Before Been Recorded.

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