Sea Animals in Comics. Volume 7 – Caznove Christophe, Inette Michel – Walking history – 2025 – ISBN 978-5-907793-52-1
Sea Animals in Comics. Volume 7
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Iron clams, transparent salps, rays with their "devil's purses," the wily trumpet-nosed trout, ancient long-lived sharks, and crabs wearing a "coat" of poisonous sea sponges... And also starry-eyed peacock harrupes and squids that blink up to four times a second! These are just a few of the many characters in the latest volume of the French series "Marine Animals in Comics." Yes, the oceans, seas, and their coasts are full of the most unusual animals, endowed by evolution with astonishing abilities.
Fish, mollusks, crayfish, sharks, whales, auks, puffins, and many other inhabitants of aquatic and near-aquatic environments are eager to tell stories about themselves, their neighbors, friends... and even enemies! The main theme of these stories is a particular aspect of the animal's life: an unusual adaptation mechanism, a cunning hunting strategy, or a complex relationship with other ocean inhabitants. The book also addresses the pressing issue of invasive species, which disrupt the natural balance in new regions. Sometimes these newcomers become competitors to endemic species, and sometimes even pose a real threat to local biodiversity!
As always with the authors of this series, carefully researched scientific information is presented in a humorous style, and an educational workbook at the end of the volume allows curious readers to consolidate what they've read. It's especially worth noting that the authors not only know how to joke, but also how to genuinely admire the wonders of the ocean. How could they not, given that scientists have only explored 15% of the ocean floor to date? New discoveries and even more stories about marine animals await us!
Fish, mollusks, crayfish, sharks, whales, auks, puffins, and many other inhabitants of aquatic and near-aquatic environments are eager to tell stories about themselves, their neighbors, friends... and even enemies! The main theme of these stories is a particular aspect of the animal's life: an unusual adaptation mechanism, a cunning hunting strategy, or a complex relationship with other ocean inhabitants. The book also addresses the pressing issue of invasive species, which disrupt the natural balance in new regions. Sometimes these newcomers become competitors to endemic species, and sometimes even pose a real threat to local biodiversity!
As always with the authors of this series, carefully researched scientific information is presented in a humorous style, and an educational workbook at the end of the volume allows curious readers to consolidate what they've read. It's especially worth noting that the authors not only know how to joke, but also how to genuinely admire the wonders of the ocean. How could they not, given that scientists have only explored 15% of the ocean floor to date? New discoveries and even more stories about marine animals await us!
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