Delve into the vibrant and diverse world of frogs with The Book of Frogs, a stunning compendium that features 600 frog species from around the globe. This beautifully illustrated guide is the result of extensive research and dedication, merging art with science to celebrate these remarkable amphibians. Each entry is enhanced by life-size color photographs that showcase the frogs' true dimensions, making it a unique addition to any library.
From the infamous poison-arrow frogs to the peculiar plaintive rain frog, the book offers fascinating insights into their varied forms, behaviors, and habitats. With over 7,000 known species, frogs are integral to their ecosystems, and this book educates readers on their critical role and the threats they face.
Learn about the intriguing facts, such as how the Golden Poison Frog's toxins are potent enough to kill numerous individuals with just a gram, or how male Darwin's Frogs carry their offspring in their vocal sacs for 60 days. The Wood Frogs of North America possess the unique ability to survive freezing winters, and this book captures their astonishing adaptations with detailed sketches and informative distribution maps.
Written by expert Tim Halliday, The Book of Frogs not only serves as a visual treasure trove for nature enthusiasts but also provides vital conservation information. As frogs face alarming declines globally, understanding and appreciating these unique creatures has never been more important. This guide is perfect for serious herpetology fans as well as casual readers looking to deepen their knowledge of amphibians.
With captivating narratives and the latest ecological data, this book is a true gem for anyone interested in the natural world. Don’t miss the chance to explore these astonishing and irreplaceable species!
