Insect Journal (No CD)

Author: (French) Jean-Henri Fabre
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Don't think of it as just a simple popular science booklet. The publication of this book is considered the birth of animal psychology. It is hailed as the "Epic of Insects" and is a classic work by the renowned French entomologist Jean-Henri Fabre. The author blends professional knowledge with life insights, narrating in a gentle manner, revealing his unique perspective on life and the world through his descriptions of the daily habits and characteristics of various insects. This book is the observation records of the French entomologist Dr. Fabre. The original book consists of ten volumes. It provides detailed explanations of insects that are less commonly seen by people, and also randomly explains some customs and habits of France during Fabre's time, supplemented by views of modern entomologists. It is an easy-to-understand classic popular science book for understanding nature and insects. The extraordinary expressive techniques in this book transform the popular science book that describes insects into a work that "feels and expresses like a poet." Through the records of insect habits and life, it completes this "Epic of Insects."