- Searching for Endangered Wildlife (Volume 1 and 2) (Human and Nature Collection)

Author: Jean-Fran?ois Lagoro (France), Isabelle Lagoro, translated by Lin Quanxi and others
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Publishing Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The young French veterinarians Jean-Fran?ois Lagoro and Isabelle Lagoro, who grew from being close to animals to loving them, are dedicated to contributing everything to the protection of wildlife. Unafraid of difficulties and dangers, they embarked on two global expeditions, first on motorcycles and then by car, crossing continents and seas, climbing mountains and traversing valleys, to find nearly 20 endangered wildlife species in remote corners of dozens of countries and regions in both the East and the West. They captured their beautiful, unique, yet perilous and lovable true images up close, while vividly and concisely documenting their scientific classification, characteristics, habits, and reasons for endangerment, telling readers when and where they might encounter them. These young people, bound together by a shared pursuit of ideals, took their beloved little daughter with them on their adventures to seek out these creatures, embodying the deep love of a new generation of dedicated individuals for nature and wildlife, offering readers multifaceted enjoyment and benefits. The Chinese translation of this book publishes the two books resulting from the author's two expeditions as two volumes, with the first volume titled "Three and a Half Years of Global Adventures" and the second volume titled "The Second Expedition." The entire book includes 312 color photographs (144 in the first volume and 168 in the second).