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Richard Shine

    Australian Snakes
    So Many Snakes, So Little Time
    The Emmanuel 9
    • The Emmanuel 9

      • 322pages
      • 12 heures de lecture

      Drawing from personal experiences of homelessness and racism, the author shares valuable life lessons aimed at mentoring those in similar situations. The book serves as a guide to inspire resilience and self-worth, emphasizing the importance of learning from adversity. Through heartfelt insights, it seeks to provide hope and practical advice to individuals facing challenges, with the intention of making a positive impact on their lives.

      The Emmanuel 9
      4,5
    • So Many Snakes, So Little Time

      Uncovering the Secret Lives of Australia's Serpents

      • 292pages
      • 11 heures de lecture

      The book delves into the captivating world of snakes through the eyes of Prof. Rick Shine, a dedicated herpetologist. It presents spellbinding stories that illustrate the challenges and joys of researching these reptiles, offering readers a deeper appreciation for their complexity and beauty. Through Shine's obsessive pursuit of knowledge, the narrative brings to life the intriguing aspects of snake behavior and ecology, making it a compelling read for enthusiasts and curious minds alike.

      So Many Snakes, So Little Time
      4,5
    • Australian Snakes

      • 224pages
      • 8 heures de lecture

      This book is not a field guide: rather it is an insight into the biology and life history of snakes in and around Australia. It opens the door on an exciting and relatively new area of research. Dr Shine has pioneered much of this work himself and may be considered Australia's foremost authority on snakes. Although the foundations of this book are truly scientific, it has a light and easy style, peppered with amusing and occasionally alarming anecdotes. It is a book for the curious general reader and for zoologists and ecologists everywhere.

      Australian Snakes