Charles Hood
(forfatter)
Acorns ebok
109,-
A clever reflection on the humble but mighty acornAcorns are the oak seeds whose abundance feeds bears, boars, birds, and beetles.Some acorns are the size of cupcakes while others help turn jays into the brainiacs of the animal kingdom. Lively and engaging, this book celebrates the acorn’s role in forest ecology and human history, sharing many fascinating storiesof adaptation, endurance, and epic…
A clever reflection on the humble but mighty acornAcorns are the oak seeds whose abundance feeds bears, boars, birds, and beetles.Some acorns are the size of cupcakes while others help turn jays into the brainiacs of the animal kingdom. Lively and engaging, this book celebrates the acorn’s role in forest ecology and human history, sharing many fascinating storiesof adaptation, endurance, and epic survival. Acorns—small but mighty and always newsworthy.The Studies in Nature series offers close observations, passionate research, and natural obsessions on a variety of nature-related topics. Featuring illustrations by Stacy Hsu and black and white photography, they offer big ideas in a small, giftable, and collectible package.
Undertittel
In a Nutshell
Forlag
Timber Press
Utgitt
25.08.2026
Sjanger
Språk
English
Format
epub
DRM-beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9781643265667
A clever reflection on the humble but mighty acorn
Acorns are the oak seeds whose abundance feeds bears, boars, birds, and beetles.Some acorns are the size of cupcakes while others help turn jays into the brainiacs of the animal kingdom. Lively and engaging, this book celebrates the acorn’s role in forest ecology and human history, sharing many fascinating storiesof adaptation, endurance, and epic survival. Acorns—small but mighty and always newsworthy.
The Studies in Nature series offers close observations, passionate research, and natural obsessions on a variety of nature-related topics. Featuring illustrations by Stacy Hsu and black and white photography, they offer big ideas in a small, giftable, and collectible package.
Acorns are the oak seeds whose abundance feeds bears, boars, birds, and beetles.Some acorns are the size of cupcakes while others help turn jays into the brainiacs of the animal kingdom. Lively and engaging, this book celebrates the acorn’s role in forest ecology and human history, sharing many fascinating storiesof adaptation, endurance, and epic survival. Acorns—small but mighty and always newsworthy.
The Studies in Nature series offers close observations, passionate research, and natural obsessions on a variety of nature-related topics. Featuring illustrations by Stacy Hsu and black and white photography, they offer big ideas in a small, giftable, and collectible package.
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