Description
Cover and spine show wear and discoloration. Binding is secure. Pages are all readable and intact.
This well-loved copy of “212 Species in Full Color Reptiles and Amphibians a Guide to Familiar American Species” offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich biodiversity of reptiles and amphibians found across the United States. Originally published in 1956, this field guide by renowned naturalists Hobart M. Zim and Herbert S. Smith became an instant classic, introducing generations of nature enthusiasts to the wonders of these cold-blooded creatures. With its meticulously rendered illustrations and detailed descriptions, this book remains a treasured resource for herpetologists, amateur naturalists, and collectors alike. Despite its age and wear, the binding remains sturdy, ensuring that the wealth of knowledge contained within its pages remains accessible. For those passionate about the natural world, this vintage guide serves as a time capsule, preserving the scientific understanding and cultural attitudes towards these enigmatic animals from a bygone era.