Natural History in Anecdote

The book is structured around a series of anecdotes that illustrate the behaviors and traits of various animals, ranging from common wildlife to more exotic creatures. Each story is rich in detail, providing insights into the habits, habitats, and interactions of these animals. Miles often emphasizes the intelligence, adaptability, and quirks of the creatures he discusses, showcasing their unique qualities in a way that captivates readers.In addition to the engaging narratives, Miles incorporates scientific information and observations throughout the anecdotes. He draws upon his extensive knowledge of natural history to explain the significance of the behaviors he describes, connecting the stories to broader themes in ecology and biology. This blend of storytelling and scientific insight makes the work both entertaining and informative.

Pages: 278, Hardcover, Anson Street Press