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Snakes are superbly secretive reptiles, celebrated by many for their highly tuned senses and their complex and mysterious seasonal behaviours. Though some people may be fearful of th, these important reptiles play a crucial role in many habitats. And an encounter with any one of our native snake species is an experience worth cherishing.brbrIn iSpotlight Snakesi, Jules Howard takes readers on a journey through the ecology and lifestyle of Britain?s three native snake species: the Barred Grass Snake, the Smooth Snake and our only venomous snake species, the Adder. As well as uncovering their unique hunting styles and courtship rituals, he delves into the myths and legends at the heart of humankind?s widespread and sometimes troublesome fascination with these animals. He also charts the conservation challenges our native snakes face in the modern age and explores the solutions conservationists are ploying to help these extraordinary predators rain a vital part of British ecosysts for generations to come.brbrThe Spotlight series introduces readers to the lives and behaviour of our favourite animals with eye-catching colour photographs and informative expert text.

RSPB Spotlight Snakes

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    Imprint: Bloomsbury Wildlife brPublication date: 28052020 brFormat: 210 x 148 mm | 128 pages
  • About the Author

    JULES HOWARD is a UK-based wildlife expert, author, science-writer and presenter. He writes about zoology and wildlife conservation and is a regular contributor to iBBC Wildlifei magazine, iBBC Science Focus imagazine and the iGuardiani. Jules appears frequently on radio and TV, including on BBC?s iThe One Showi, iNature iand iThe Living Worldi as well as iBBC Breakfasti and Radio 4?s iTodayi programme. Jules also runs a social enterprise that has brought almost 100,000 young people closer to the natural world.

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