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Penguins in the Wild (Mit Press)

Penguins in the Wild (Mit Press)

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Penguins in their natural habitat, photographed in glorious full color.

The extraordinary and adorable antics of penguins attract thousands of tourists every year to remote and icy locations. Penguins never fail to make people smile; wild penguins waddle up and inspect us as if we were just another kind of flightless creature walking on two legs. In this book, the vibrant world of penguins is shown in all its glory by David Tipling, who has trekked to beautiful and faraway locations to capture these birds in their natural habitats.

Tipling's gorgeous full-color images catch moments rarely witnessed by humans. He shows us an Adélie penguin speeding through water at 25 mph; a line of King penguins in a snow squall; doting Emperor penguin parents with their fluffy chick; a young penguin nuzzling a camera's telescopic lens; a Rockhopper penguin hopping from rock to rock; a large social gathering of Chinstrap penguins; the striking plumage and courtship display of a male Macaroni penguin; and much more. The book features 139 striking photographs of these unique birds taken in the wild. In the accompanying text, Tipling profiles all of the world's seventeen penguin species, and chapters cover every aspect of their lives and behavior, including migration, defending against predators, and life in extreme climates.

This stunning book is a celebration of penguins that is sure to captivate any bird lover, wildlife enthusiast, or photography buff.

Book details

Book Information

Title
Penguins in the Wild (Mit Press)
Condition
Acceptable
A noticeably worn but readable copy. Any important missing components or significant issues will be noted in the listing.
Publisher
The MIT Press
Published
2013
Cover
Hardcover
Dimensions
H 11.19 in / L 9.75 in / W 0.69 in / Weight 2.37 lb
Pages
160
Language
English
Identifiers
ISBN: 0262019604
EAN: 9780262019606

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