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Whales & Dolphins – A beautifully illustrated 288-page hardcover guide to the world’s whales and dolphins, covering their identification, biology, behaviour, distribution and conservation. Featuring more than 500 colour photographs and illustrations, this is an excellent reference for marine mammal enthusiasts, whale watchers and natural-history collectors.
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Whales & Dolphins: The Ultimate Guide to Marine Mammals by Mark Carwardine, Erich Hoyt, R. Ewan Fordyce and Peter Gill is an extensively illustrated reference work exploring the remarkable world of whales, dolphins and other cetaceans. Published by HarperCollins in 1998, this substantial hardcover volume combines accessible natural-history writing with an impressive collection of colour photographs, illustrations and identification information.
Designed for both the general nature enthusiast and the dedicated marine mammal observer, Whales & Dolphins examines the biology, behaviour, evolution and natural history of cetaceans while introducing readers to the extraordinary diversity of species found throughout the world’s oceans. It explores how whales and dolphins live, communicate, feed, migrate and interact within their marine environments, while also considering their relationship with humans and the conservation challenges facing many populations.
An important feature of Whales & Dolphins is its usefulness as a practical guide for whale and dolphin enthusiasts. Species identification, distribution and observation are complemented by information intended to help readers understand what they encounter at sea. The volume contains more than 500 colour photographs and illustrations, making it particularly appealing as both a reference book and a visually engaging natural-history title.
Written by recognised specialists including Mark Carwardine and Erich Hoyt, Whales & Dolphins: The Ultimate Guide to Marine Mammals remains an excellent addition to collections devoted to marine biology, zoology, wildlife, ocean conservation and natural history. It is especially relevant to South African readers given the country’s exceptional opportunities for observing whales and dolphins along its coastline.
Condition – Very Good
The dust jacket shows light general shelf and handling wear, with minor rubbing/creasing around the edges. The hardcover boards appear clean and well preserved, and the binding is sound. Page edges show some mild age-related toning/discolouration.






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