Little, Brown Encyclopedia Of Animals - Softcover

This beautifully illustrated and authoritative book, with more than 300 full-colour photographs and illustrations, examines the kingdom of fishes, amphibians and reptiles, birds and mammals in one detailed volume. THE LITTLE BROWN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ANIMALS is a comprehensive survey tracing the progression of animal life from the most primitive fish to the most highly developed mammal. The animals' feeding habits, reproductive cycles, anatomy, behavioural patterns, camouflage and other protective devices are detailed in an informative, accessible and lavishly-illustrated text which builds up a wealth of knowledge of animal life across the planet. This is an invaluable reference guide which is essential for all those who are fascinated by the living world around them.

Dr Maurice Burton DSc, FZS was formerly Deputy Keeper of Zoology at the British Museum (Natural History). Robert Burton is a naturalist who served two years with the British Antarctic Survey.