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Book Summary
The Tiger Is A Gripping Work Of Narrative Nonfiction By John Vaillant That Carries You To A Remote Village In Russia's Far East, Where A Man-Eating Tiger Stalks Its Prey With Chilling Determination. Blending Field Reportage With Rich Natural History, This Book Offers A Suspenseful Study Of Predator, Landscape, And Survival. Aimed At Adults And Curious Nature Lovers, The Tiger Is Both Educational And HauntingโAn Unforgettable Journey Into The Wild And The Human Stories That Orbit It.
Vaillant Threads The Investigation Through The Lives Of Trackers, Scientists, And Communities, Bringing To Life The Tense Countdowns, Careful Observations, And Improvisations That Define Fieldwork. The Prose Aches With AtmosphereโSnow-Silvered Forests, Frozen Rivers, And The Quiet Dread Of A Predator That Is Both Cunning And VulnerableโAs The Narrative Moves Toward Its Center Without Ever Losing Its Humanity. In The Tiger, Concepts Like Predator Behavior, Ecological Balance, And Human-Wildlife Conflict Unfold Naturally As Part Of A Gripping, Cinematic Read.
After Finishing The Tiger, Readers Come Away With A Renewed Sense Of Nature's Power And Fragility, A Richer Appreciation For The People Who Study And Protect Wild Animals, And A Lasting Curiosity About The Mysteries Of Predation And Survival. The Tiger Invites You To Think Differently About WildlifeโHow We Coexist With Formidable Forces And What Responsibility We Bear Toward The Natural World.
Product Details
Publisher
Penguin Random House
Number of Pages
352
SKU
9780307389046
ISBN
9780307389046
Reading Age
All
Binding
Hardback
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