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National Geographic The Photo Ark: Animals Of Earth
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The Lush And Unique Photography In This Book Represents National GeographicS Photo Ark, A Major Initiative And Lifelong Project By Photographer Joel Sartore To Make Portraits Of The WorldS AnimalsEspecially Those That Are Endangered. His Powerful Message, Conveyed With Humor, Compassion, And Art: To Know These Animals Is To Save Them.Sartore Is Circling The Globe, Visiting Zoos And Wildlife Rescue Centers To Create Studio Portraits Of 12,000 Species, With An Emphasis On Those Facing Extinction. With A Goal Of Photographing Every Animal In Captivity In The World, He Has Photographed More Than 6,000 Already And Now, Thanks To A MultiYear Partnership With National Geographic, He May Reach His Goal. This Book Showcases His Animal Portraits: From Tiny To Mammoth, From The Florida Grasshopper Sparrow To The Greater OneHorned Rhinoceros. Paired With The Eloquent Prose Of Veteran Wildlife Writer Douglas Chadwick, And An Inspiring Foreword From Harrison Ford, This Book Presents A ThoughtProvoking Argument For Saving All The Species Of Our Planet.
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