A transformative exploration of the animal kingdom that will fill you with wonder, revealing Earth's wild civilizations as you've never seen them before
In?The Hidden Nations of Animals, Ryan Huling takes us on an odyssey to places most people don’t even know exist. From far-flung forest settlements inside Canada’s “beaver belt,” to the disputed territories of clashing Argentine ant armies, to the Korean DMZ—which, despite its reputation as a vacant no-man’s-land, teems with life—Huling’s journey unveils a radically reimagined world, brimming with abundance.
Along the way, we meet internationally renowned wildlife researchers, geographers, anthropologists, and historians, whose work has uncovered animal metropolises nestled within the urban sprawl of the American Southwest, vast sub-Saharan tunnel complexes mere inches beneath our feet, and ancient Silk Road-style migration routes that traverse the Eurasian Steppe.
When humans settle in an area, it is deemed, by definition, populated. By contrast, the millions of other species with whom we share this planet have historically been viewed as fleeting ephemera, living brief and transitory lives in “uninhabited” wilderness.
Over the course of a year, Huling investigates how technology is rapidly changing that perception by deepening humanity’s understanding of our fellow animals and their unique relationships with the land, air, and sea. His immersive account fuses with vivid full-color maps and hand-drawn sketches by award-winning cartographer Oliver Uberti (Atlas of the Invisible), adding new layers to our landscapes and illuminating their true contours for the first time.
An instant classic of nature writing,?The Hidden Nations of Animals is a breathtaking blueprint for a more expansive view of animalkind, inspired by the profound sense of awe that accompanies an expedition into unknown lands.
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Ryan Huling is an explorer and sustainable food systems specialist based in Sierra Madre, California. He currently serves as a senior writer at the Good Food Institute Asia Pacific. His columns have appeared in?Nature,?Wired,?USA Today,?The Nikkei, and the?South China Morning Post.
Oliver Uberti is a former senior design editor for National Geographic and the coauthor of three critically acclaimed books of maps and graphics: Atlas of the Invisible, Where the Animals Go, and London: The Information Capital, each of which won the top British Cartographic Society Award for cartographic excellence. He lives in Los Angeles, California.
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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Uberti, Oliver (illustratore). Hardcover. A transformative exploration of the animal kingdom that will fill you with wonder, revealing the Earth's wild civilizations as you've never seen them before.An instant classic of nature writing and breathtaking blueprint for a more expansive view of animalkind, inspired by the profound sense of awe that accompanies an expedition into unknown lands"Shatters the notion that humanity holds a monopoly on civilization." -Joaquin Phoenix"This book will leave you feeling like a vital member of the broader world of animals-a cosmopolitan citizen of the zoopolis." -Robert MoorFrom far-flung forest settlements in Canada's "beaver belt" to disputed territories of clashing Argentine ant armies, Ryan Huling's around-the-world odyssey takes us to places most people don't even know exist. Along the way, we meet renowned ecologists, anthropologists, geographers, and historians whose work has uncovered vast sub-Saharan tunnel complexes, booming animal metropolises nestled within the urban sprawl of the American Southwest, and ancient Silk Road-style migration routes that traverse the Eurasian Steppe.When humans settle in an area, it is deemed, by definition, populated. By contrast, the millions of other species we share this planet with have long been viewed as fleeting ephemera, living brief and transitory lives in "uninhabited" wilderness. Over the course of a year, Huling investigates how technology is rapidly changing that perception by deepening humanity's understanding of our fellow animals and their unique relationships with the land, air, and sea. His immersive account fuses with vivid full-color maps and hand-drawn sketches by award-winning cartographer Oliver Uberti, revealing a radically reimagined version of our world and illuminating its true contours for the first time. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9780593716847
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