Science vs. Animal Extinction
Science vs. Animal Extinction by Nick Hunter, published by Gareth Stevens Publishing LLLP in January 2013, is a 48-page exploration of the scientific efforts aimed at combating animal extinction. This edition presents a detailed overview of how science plays a crucial role in protecting some of the rarest species on the planet. The book delves into the challenges faced in the wild and highlights the innovative approaches being employed to ensure the survival of endangered animals.
Readers will find engaging features such as “Winning or Losing?” which provides updates on the ongoing struggle between humanity and nature, and “Breaking Through,” which showcases the cutting-edge scientific advancements that equip researchers with the necessary tools to address these challenges. This juvenile nonfiction work focuses on themes of environmental conservation and protection, making it a valuable resource for those interested in science and nature.
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Surviving in the wild can be tough, thankfully some of the most rare animals on the planet now have science on their side. Readers explore the science behind combating animal extinction in this exciting, high-interest volume. Readers will discover what science is doing to help keep endangered animals from disappearing altogether. A ‘winning or Losing?’ feature updates readers on the latest in man’s struggle with Mother Nature, while ‘Breaking Through’ chronicles the cutting edge science that gives our smartest scholars the tools necessary for victory.
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