Sailing with Noah: stories of the world of zoos.

Name: Sailing with Noah: stories of the world of zoos.
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Bonner, Jeffrey P.
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A personal, behind-the scenes look at modern zoos. From the day-to-day aspects of caring for some of the world’s most exotic creatures to the role of zoos as field conservation organizations, saving wild things in wild places, this book takes the reader on an incredible journey. Also available in hardcover [stock id 24807].

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SKU: b073ce3b662c Categories: General, New Books, zoo

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University of Missouri Press, Octavo, paperback, colour photographs, text illustrations.

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Weight	600 g

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