Delve into the comprehensive exploration of the Arctic's animal life with "Arctic Zoology, Volume 2," originally published in 1785 with a supplement in 1787. Authored by the esteemed Thomas Pennant, this volume offers detailed descriptions and observations of the various species inhabiting the Arctic regions.
Illustrated with engravings by Peter Maxell and drawings from P. Brown, G. Low and P. Paillore, the book showcases a range of Arctic fauna, providing valuable insights into their behaviors, habitats, and characteristics. This historical text is an invaluable resource for zoologists, historians of science, and anyone fascinated by the natural world of the Arctic during the late 18th century. "Arctic Zoology" stands as a testament to the era's scientific curiosity and the dedication to documenting the earth's diverse ecosystems.
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