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Explore Dragons

By: Richard Freeman
187 pages, B/w photos, illus
Explore Dragons
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About this book

The dragon is the most ancient and widespread of all monsters. Dragon legends are told in every culture and in every continent on Earth. This work puts British dragon stories into their international context and attempts to fathom out what really lurks behind these fanciful tales.

But the Britain Isles are the homeland of the dragon. Although a small country, it is seething with dragon legends. Explore Dragons puts British dragon stories into their international context and attempts to fathom out what really lurks behind these fanciful tales. Could dragons once have been real creatures? Are such creatures still alive?

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Richard Freeman is a former zookeeper and has a degree in zoology. He is the zoological director of the Centre for Fortean Zoology in Exeter. A full-time cryptozoologist, he has searched for monsters and mystery animals in Indo-China, Sumatra, and Mongolia as well as in the UK.

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By: Richard Freeman
187 pages, B/w photos, illus
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