Descripción
In a world where seasons take on a life of their own, two experts embark on a journey to unravel the mysteries of overwintering. Ludvík Kundera and Ian Hilton delve into the delicate balance of survival in nature's cold embrace, examining how various species adapt to the winter months.
Through detailed observations and rich narratives, they illuminate the incredible strategies employed by creatures great and small. From hibernation techniques of mammals to the intricate behaviors of insects and plants, each chapter unfolds the resilience of life amidst adversity.
As they weave together scientific inquiry with personal reflections, readers are invited to contemplate the interconnectedness of life cycles. The authors leave behind a sense of wonder, encouraging appreciation for the hidden complexities of nature during winter's quiet reign.
Through detailed observations and rich narratives, they illuminate the incredible strategies employed by creatures great and small. From hibernation techniques of mammals to the intricate behaviors of insects and plants, each chapter unfolds the resilience of life amidst adversity.
As they weave together scientific inquiry with personal reflections, readers are invited to contemplate the interconnectedness of life cycles. The authors leave behind a sense of wonder, encouraging appreciation for the hidden complexities of nature during winter's quiet reign.
Detalles del libro
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
52 páginas
Idioma
Checo
Publicado
jun. 28, 2004
Editorial
Ian Hilton
ISBN-10
0954803604
ISBN-13
9780954803605