Ecuador and the Galapogos Islands (traveller's Wildlife Guides) by David L Pearson

Ecuador and the Galapogos Islands (traveller's Wildlife Guides)

Traveller's Wildlife Guide

David L Pearson

Interlink Publishing Group Inc · Print & ebook · September 1, 2010

Travellers to Ecuador want to experience tropical forests and other stunning habitats, and catch glimpses of exotic wildlife: toucans and parrots, monkeys and anteaters, frogs and toads, crocodiles and snakes.

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Who it’s for
Explore Ecuador’s animal life with information to find, identify, and learn about wildlife.
Themes
Ecuadorian animal life, Galápagos wildlife
Genres
Ecuador & Galapagos Travel, Wildlife, Birds

About this book

Travellers to Ecuador want to experience tropical forests and other stunning habitats, and catch glimpses of exotic wildlife: toucans and parrots, monkeys and anteaters, frogs and toads, crocodiles and snakes. On the Galapagos Islands, curious visitors want to see with their own eyes the exotic, unique, tame wildlife that stimulated Charles Darwin to formulate the theory of evolution.

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In this easy-to-carry, entertainingly written, and beautifully illustrated book is all the information you need to find, identify, and learn about Ecuador's magnificent animal life.

Ecuador’s Wildlife

Explore Ecuador’s animal life with information to find, identify, and learn about wildlife.

Come here for

  • Identifying toucans, parrots, monkeys, anteaters, frogs, toads, crocodiles, and snakes
  • Learning about Ecuador’s animal life and Galápagos wildlife

Expect

  • Tropical forests and other habitats
  • Illustrations alongside wildlife information

Where it sits

Ecuador & Galapagos Travel93%
Wildlife62%
Birds30%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • Ecotourism
Authors
David L Pearson
Publisher
Interlink Publishing Group Inc
Published
September 1, 2010
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Ecuadorian animal life · Galápagos wildlife
Reading lane
Ecotourism