Barbara Sleeper dedicated over thirty years to science writing, embarking on journeys to more than 80 countries to observe non-human primates and explore conservation issues firsthand. Her extensive fieldwork, particularly in rainforests, provided a deep understanding of primate behavior and social structures. Sleeper's writing is characterized by its scientific rigor, brought to life through vivid storytelling. She offers readers compelling insights into the complexities of animal life and the critical importance of conservation efforts.
Art Wolfe's stunning full-color photographs and Barbara Sleeper's informative text pay tribute to each of the world's 37 species of wild cats. Shown here in all their fearful symmetry and lithe grace are not only the famous big cats of the wild, but also the many medium-size and small cats. 191 4-color photographs.
The acclaimed nature photographer, inspired by the work of M. C. Escher, captures rare images of animal migration around the globe--unique and colorful patterns in a variety of species that document the beauty of their journeys. First serial, Life. Tour. IP.