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Beachcombing in South Africa

Field / Identification Guide Walking / Outdoor Guide
By: Rudy van der Elst(Author)
144 pages, colour photos
Beachcombing in South Africa
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  • Beachcombing in South Africa ISBN: 9781775845713 Paperback Jan 2019 Unavailable #250274
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Anyone who spends time beside the sea knows there's a wealth of 'treasure' to be found, be it natural or manufactured, living or washed up. Beachcombing in South Africa is a friendly guide to the seashore's rich pickings.

Short chapters such as Floaters and drifters, Sea-beans, Sponges, Eggs and egg cases, and many more, detail what can be found and how to interpret or identify specimens. Items may reveal links to activities or biological events in the nearby ocean – or, perhaps, thousands of miles away. They may relate to human activities, such as fish or bird tagging, or be oceanographic instruments separated from their moorings. Or they may be part of the growing menace of flotsam and jetsam from the planet's burgeoning human population.

Beachcombing in South Africa will enhance the experience of beachcombing, satisfy curiosity about finds, and contribute to a better understanding of the life in our oceans and along our shores.

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Field / Identification Guide Walking / Outdoor Guide
By: Rudy van der Elst(Author)
144 pages, colour photos
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