Above and Below Dusk till Dawn

While wildebeest ‘search for lush vegetation‘ above the savannah between dusk till dawn, leopards might be carrying their prey into trees. This ensures scavengers cannot take any of their spoils.

Meanwhile beneath the Arctic tundra, snowshoe hares might be bounding across the snow on their ‘large, black paws’. Above, the northern lights could be creating a spectacular show in the atmosphere.

Then again, below the jungle backdrop lurk caiman. They can ‘lay 65 eggs at a time‘! Above them live spider monkeys, who can live together in family groups of up to ‘35 individuals’.

Readers travel Above and Below Dusk till Dawn through the savannah, woods, Arctic tundra, sea, desert and city. We are offered such a rich variety of fascinating information about the life all about these regions. Not only is Harriet Evans’ research really interesting, demonstrating her excitement in her discoveries, bu Nic Jones’ pictures are lush, detailed and beautiful.

Bookwagon loves this series. We are delighted to add Above and Below Dusk till Dawn to the group. We recommend this title highly to readers who seek to know more about the wonders and variety of our planet.