Turtles of the World
Beautifully written and illustrated book
Franck Bonin, Bernard Devaux and Alain Dupré
416 pages, 300 color photographs, 320 color maps.
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From the familiar painted turtle basking on a log to the majestic long-lived giant tortoises, turtles are among the most fascinating animals on the
planet. For many years Franck Bonin, Bernard Devaux, and Alain Dupre have traveled the world together to study turtles in their natural habitats. In
this complete guide to the world's nearly 300 species of turtles, the authors reveal intimate, little-known details of these intriguing reptiles in
their native habitats: what they eat, where they live, how they behave, and when and where they lay their eggs.
Originally written in French, the text has been translated by one of the world's leading turtle experts, Peter C. H. Pritchard.
For further information and opinions, see this book's Biblio-Blog
Originally written in French, the text has been translated by one of the world's leading turtle experts, Peter C. H. Pritchard.
For further information and opinions, see this book's Biblio-Blog
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