Lavishly illustrated with magnificent color photography, this is a powerful and clear-cut account of whales and whale watching off the coast of Iceland. The book combines striking photographs and a concise, informative text to describe the characteristics and behavior of the whales found in Icelandic waters. British author Mark Carwardine is well known for his natural history programmes on BBC radio and television, as well as for his work for the United Nations in the field of environmental issues. In addition, he has written over 20 books on natural history which have sold millions of copies all over the world.
An informative and well illustrated book about the way of life of whales, their behavior ...
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