
Svijet životinja : vukovi i njihovi srodnici
A richly illustrated natural history monograph on wolves and canids. It describes in detail their anatomy, social pack structure, communication, habitats, and their role in maintaining the balance of nature.
"The World of Animals: Wolves and Their Relatives" is a reliable and fascinating natural history and encyclopedic book intended for all lovers of nature, zoology and wildlife. This edition provides a detailed, scientifically based and visually attractive insight into the mysterious world of the dog family (Canidae), with a special emphasis on the wolf as one of the most important and charismatic top predators on Earth. The book covers a wide range of topics dedicated to the biology, evolution and specific behavior of wolves and their close relatives. The content explains the exceptional anatomy and sensory adaptations of these animals, but special attention is paid to their complex social structure. The reader discovers how life in a pack works, the hierarchy between individuals, the touching care of cubs and sophisticated forms of communication - from characteristic howling and body language to scent marking. With encyclopedic precision, the book presents, in addition to the gray wolf, its relatives from around the world: jackals, coyotes, foxes, dingoes, wild dogs and other representatives of the family. Their key role in preserving the health of ecosystems and their historical relationship with humans are particularly emphasized, bridging centuries-old misconceptions and myths. Equipped with superb color photographs, distribution maps, and educational texts, the book "The World of Animals: Wolves and Their Relatives" is an exceptionally informative manual that encourages a deeper understanding, respect, and protection of these magnificent wild animals.
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