The Crow

The Crow

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1966 · Anglais · Broché
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In the rich tapestry of Indian folklore and nature, crows emerge as fascinating figures, representing both wisdom and cunning. This book delves into various captivating fables surrounding these enigmatic birds, weaving together stories that highlight their significance in cultural narratives. Readers encounter tales where crows play pivotal roles, often embodying lessons that resonate with moral undertones.

Beyond folklore, the book also serves as a comprehensive resource on the natural science aspects of crows. It offers an in-depth look at their behavior, habitats, and unique adaptations that allow them to thrive in diverse environments. Through vibrant descriptions, the reader gains an appreciation for the intelligence and social structures of these remarkable birds.

K. Shivkumar invites readers to explore a blend of tradition and science, fostering a deeper understanding of crows. This exploration not only sheds light on their ecological importance but also challenges perceptions, revealing the multifaceted nature of these often-misunderstood creatures.

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Format Broché
Pages 24 pages
Langue Anglais
Publié janv. 1, 1966
Éditeur Children's Book Trust
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