Fabre's Book of Insects - Exploring the Intricate World of Insect Behavior and Anatomy in Nature Writing

Jean Henri Fabre

Traductor Alexander Teixeira de Mattos

Sinopsis

Jean-Henri Fabre's 'Fabre's Book of Insects' is a classic natural history book that explores the fascinating world of insects. Written in a detailed and scholarly style, the book delves into the intricate behavior and anatomy of various insect species, providing readers with a deep understanding of these often misunderstood creatures. Fabre's descriptive prose and keen observations make this book a standout in the field of entomology, offering valuable insights into the world of insects and their importance in the ecosystem. The book is a must-read for anyone interested in biology, ecology, or simply the wonders of the natural world. Jean-Henri Fabre's expertise and passion for insects shine through in every page, making 'Fabre's Book of Insects' a timeless and educational read for nature enthusiasts of all ages.

Disponible desde: 17/01/2022.

Longitud de impresión: 162 páginas.

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