The book “Wildlife at Sea” is a treasure chest for divers interested in marine biology. If you don’t have one on your bookshelf, just put it on your wish list – it’s almost Christmas!
The book “Wildlife at Sea” is a treasure chest for divers interested in marine biology. If you don’t have one on your bookshelf, just put it on your wish list – it’s almost Christmas!
– The book is 800 pages long, and we have culled species that have not yet been observed along the coast of Norway to make room for more species. Much of the image material has also been updated, says Frank Emil Moen.
900 species from Norwegian waters
Animal life in the sea contains around 900 marine species, and is definitely the largest encyclopedia of its kind in our waters.
This book is an indispensable aid to divers, biologists and others with an interest in marine life.
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Dyreliv i hast 7th edition is 800 pages long and contains a description of approx. 900 marine species and over 1,400 images.
In total, 36,000 copies of Dyreliv i have been printed, including previous editions in English and Swedish.
– The images in this book were created over nearly 5,000 dives since the early 90s, says underwater photographer Erling Svensen.
READ THE FOREWORD
Beautiful ocean
The foreword was written by nature photographer and professor of marine and Arctic biology at UiT, Audun Rikardsen.
On www.dyrelivihavet.no You can view a third of the pages and order the book – if you want it electronically, you can find it at ebook.no.
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