The Secret Life of the Otter
Discovering the fascinating world of otters
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Sandstone Press Ltd
Published:3rd May '21
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The book explores the daily lives of otters, showcasing their behaviors, habitats, and conservation success through stunning photography and engaging narratives.
In The Secret Life of the Otter, Andy Howard invites readers into the fascinating world of otters, showcasing their behaviors and habitats through a stunning blend of narrative and imagery. The book captures the elegance of their movements as they hunt, the intensity of territorial disputes, and the tender moments of nurturing their young. Through Howard's lens, we gain insight into the daily lives of these captivating creatures.
Otters are among the most beloved wildlife in Britain, thriving not only along the scenic coasts of the British Isles but also in rivers and lakes across the region. Once on the brink of extinction due to overhunting, otters have made a remarkable comeback, serving as a testament to successful conservation efforts. Howard's work highlights this journey, celebrating the resilience of these animals and the importance of preserving their habitats.
With breathtaking photography that spans from the Scottish Highlands to Vancouver Island, The Secret Life of the Otter is both an informative and visually stunning exploration. Readers will find themselves captivated by the otters' playful antics and the beauty of their natural environments. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in wildlife and conservation, offering a deeper appreciation for one of nature's most charming inhabitants.
'In this glittering collection of intimate portraits, Andy Howard brings us closer to the lives of wild otters than any casual observer could ever hope for.'
Sir John Lister-Kaye OBE
‘This is a cracker of a book with some stunning photos. It really is the next best thing to seeing these wonderful animals in the wild.’
Iolo Williams
Marvellous.
ISBN: 9781913207410
Dimensions: 242mm x 245mm x 20mm
Weight: 1212g
208 pages