Discover hundreds of the animal kingdom's most fascinating facts in this stunningly illustrated tribute to the natural world, from the world-class wildlife experts at Taronga. A book to treasure and share, destined to become a childhood classic. Unveil the secrets of the natural world with this stunningly illustrated tribute to the animal kingdom, crafted by the world-class wildlife experts at Taronga. Perfect for animal lovers of all ages, the Taronga Big Book of Animals is more than just a book - it's a treasure to share and inspire, destined to become a childhood classic. Think you know animals? Bet you didn't know... - The most poisonous animal in the world is a frog? - Bilbies can turn over 20 tonnes of soil a year? - Tigers have spikes on their tongues? - Walruses can sing? - Echidna poo is glittery? Explore these and hundreds more funny, surprising, and completely unexpected facts about creatures from all corners of the globe. This book is packed with charming, vibrant illustrations of over 140 creatures and their habitats, guaranteed to capture your imagination. A Book to Treasure and Share - A Journey Through Habitats- With easy-to-read maps and chapters organised by habitat, this beautifully designed hardback is as informative as it is captivating. - Inspiration and Hope- Learn about the Taronga Conservation Society's incredible work with endangered and critical species and be inspired by their commitment to securing a future for wildlife. - Perfect for Curious Minds- Whether you read a chapter a day or flip to a random page whenever curiosity strikes, this book is a delightful companion for curious kids and inspired adults alike.

Details

ISBN13: 9781761347467
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 256
Edition:
Publication Date: 29 Oct 2024
Publisher: Penguin Random House Australia
Publication City, Country: Hawthorn, Australia
Dimensions (cm): 306(H)x232(L)x23(W)1468
Weight (gm): 1468

Author Biography

Taronga Conservation Society Australia, based in New South Wales, Australia, is responsible for operating the world-renowned Taronga Zoo Sydney and Taronga Western Plains Zoo. Their vision is to help secure a shared future for wildlife and people with activities that span the fields of animal care, recovery, education, community engagement and science. As a leader in animal conservation efforts, Taronga Conservation Society Australia takes part in regional and global conservation programs for species threatened in the wild. Taronga operate two wildlife hospitals that treat and rehabilitate injured native wildlife, as well as providing best practice health care for animals at their zoos.

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