Gulls

Gulls

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1969 · Anglais · Relié
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In this exploration of gulls, Sarel Eimerl delves into the intricate social behaviors of these fascinating birds. Through vivid observations, the text paints a portrait of a gull's solitary life, revealing the instincts and survival tactics employed when they are alone. Eimerl masterfully illustrates the challenges and adaptations that come into play, making the reader appreciate the resilience of these creatures.

As the narrative unfolds, the focus shifts to the dynamics within a group, highlighting the complexities of social interactions and hierarchies. Furthermore, the portrayal of gulls as devoted partners and nurturing parents adds a touching layer to their identity, showcasing their commitment to family life. This dual perspective enriches the reader's understanding of gulls, making them more than just seagulls soaring above beaches, but rather relatable beings with their own unique behaviors and social structures.

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Format Relié
Pages 64 pages
Langue Anglais
Publié Jan 1, 1969
Éditeur Simon and Schuster
ISBN-10 0671650793
ISBN-13 9780671650797
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