Erich Hoyt is an author who has profoundly immersed himself in the world of marine life and its conservation. His writing is characterized by a captivating style that delves into the fascinating realms of whales, dolphins, and the ocean's deepest inhabitants. Having dedicated much of his life to the sea, Hoyt draws upon extensive experience to bring these creatures to life, emphasizing the urgent need for their protection. Through his works, he educates readers on cutting-edge marine research and highlights the most intriguing and astonishing species that populate our oceans. His writings are considered authoritative and inspiring for those passionate about marine biology and conservation.
In Search of the Sea's Monstera and the World They Live In. Updated third edition of the illustrated study of the extraordinary life that exists in the deep oceans by an award-winning nature and science writer.
Written by one of Canada's leading science and nature journalists, The Whales of Canada will help readers identify and understand all 20 species of whales, porpoises, and dolphins found in Canadian waters. Included are feeding, breeding and social habits, size comparisons, drawings, photos, range maps, and firsthand observations from the biologists and experienced whale watchers.
A field guide to fifty-seven species of cetacean explores whales', dolpins', and porpoises' social interactions, complex adaptations, mythology, and relationships with humans
A lavish photographic survey of the deep oceans' most unusual forms of marine life, capturing the strange beauty of fish, crustaceans, jellyfish, squids and other invertebrates.
A dazzling photographic journey into the night-time oceans where countless microscopic plankton ascend to feed before returning to the depths.
An award-winning author and whale researcher takes readers into 'the field' for an intimate encounter with some 90 species of cetaceans that make their homes in the world's oceans.
