Killer Whales of the World: Natural History And Conservation by Robin W. Baird

Killer Whales of the World: Natural History And Conservation

Robin W. Baird
132 pages
Voyageur Pr
Jan 2006
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In this richly illustrated book, one of the world's leading experts on killer whales guides us through Orca's underwater world. Cetacean biologist Dr. Robin W. Baird conducts us through the history of human interactions with and perceptions of the killer whale, discusses the creature's complex social structure and behavioral patterns, and considers the potential existence of more than one species of this enigmatic marine mammal.
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Pages 132
Publisher Voyageur Pr
Published 2006
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