Nature's Tricks How Animals and Plants Use Disguises and Deception
By Chien Lee and Stewart McPherson
Could that ordinary leaf be a crafty insect—or is nature hiding an even bigger surprise?
fascinating · informative · visually striking · thought-provoking
Genres
What is Nature's Tricks How Animals and Plants Use Disguises and Deception about?
In nature, appearances can be wonderfully misleading. This fascinating book reveals how animals and plants use camouflage, mimicry, colour change and warning displays to hide from danger, catch prey or protect their young. Discover insects that look like leaves, creatures that imitate poisonous species and plants that trick their visitors. Packed with striking photographs and clear explanations, it explores the clever survival strategies of more than 500 species and shows how natural selection has shaped the living world.
About the author
Stewart McPherson is a British explorer, writer, and television presenter who loves discovering the wonders of nature. He has written many exciting books about plants, animals, and wild places around the world. Stewart is especially known for his adventures with carnivorous plants, helping readers learn about the amazing secrets of our planet.
Pages
160 pages
This edition
2023
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