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SO LEBTEN WOLLNASHORN UND SÄBELZAHNTIGER Erstmals wird die Geschichte längst ausgestorbener Eiszeitbewohner von einem Mammut erzählt. In vielen abenteuerlichen Geschichten stellt Mia die Stars der Vergangenheit vor. Sie berichtet von der gefräßigen Säbelzahntigerin Stella, deren 28 Zentimeter lange Eckzähne jeden Zahnarzt erschreckten, und von der Titanoboa Viktor, der Schlange, die ein ganzes Krokodil verschluckte. Oder von dem kamerascheue...

Ein Kinderbuch entführt in die Welt der Dinosaurier Noch nie wurde die Geschichte der Urzeitriesen so persönlich erzählt wie in diesem fantasievollen Bilderbuch. In zahlreichen Episoden verrät der letzte lebende Tyrannosaurus Rex, Tony T-Rex genannt, alles über die Dino-Arten, seine Verwandten: den gefährlichen Gigantosaurus James, den Langhals-Dino Brachiosaurus Bill oder die alles vertilgende Megalosaurus-Dame Liz. Auch das Thema "Ausgrabu...

A treasury of photographs of the varied and fascinating landscapes and scenery of New Zealand's South Island, with special attention to avian life, this collection is sparing with words and lush with visual stimulus. The one hundred fifty-four uncaptioned, full-page, color photographs highlight examples of this island's boundless natural beauty.

A collection of photographs highlighting the infinite variety of Metro Cebu City, including the often-overlooked Olango Island. Intended as an aesthetic rather than informative study, the one hundred thirty full-page, uncaptioned color photographs depict scenes from this burgeoning metropolis and examples the natural beauty among which it is set.

A collection of photographs highlighting the natural beauty of Tagbilaran and surrounding areas on the island of Bohol in the Philippines. Intended as an aesthetic rather than informative study, the eighty-five full-page, uncaptioned color photographs in this volume depict many of the unique aspects of this area's double-edged bond with nature.

Nature photographer Rob Benton takes a longing swing through Western Australia's Great Southern Region, anchored by the port of Albany. In this volume, one hundred twenty-six full-page images capture different aspects of the region's vast natural bounties.

Nature photographer Rob Benton takes a longing look at the restful Blue Mountains of Katoomba, a short drive west of the busy metropolis of Sydney, Australia. Ninety-six full page photographs capture scenes from both the beaten paths and the less-trodden ways in this pastoral haven.

In this collection of photographs, nature photographer Rob Benton continues his exploration of the aesthetics of birds. Intended to entertain rather than educate, the volume is sparing with words and lavish with visual details, at time capturing nuances of the varied personalities of one of nature's most endearing and captivating critters.

A collection of photographs highlighting the natural beauty of Puerto Princesa and surrounding areas on the island of Palawan in the Philippines. Intended as an aesthetic rather than informative study, the seventy-six full page photographs in this volume depict many of the unique aspects of this often overlooked city.

Photographer Rob Benton explores areas of central Bangkok, with an eye towards the bright and varied colors that distinguish this fascinating cityscape. All photographs were made using the Leica SL Typ 601 camera.

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In this collection of photographs, nature photographer Rob Benton explores the aesthetics of birds. Intended to entertain rather than educate, the volume is sparing with words and lavish with visual details, at time capturing nuances of the varied personalities of one of nature's most endearing and captivating critters.

In this collection of photographs, nature photographer Rob Benton explores the aesthetics of birds. Intended to entertain rather than educate, the volume is sparing with words and lavish with visual details, at time capturing nuances of the varied personalities of one of nature's most endearing and captivating critters.

This novel, a fictionalized account of one man's ordeal as a homeless alcoholic in Hawaii, offers a vivid depiction of the day-to-day experiences of a "street person, " seen from the tawdry underbelly of a place most consider to be paradise. Its principal purport is its perspective of alcoholism and homelessness in a multicultural society.