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12 Secrets of The Wild
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- ISBN8235689879
- EAN9798235689879
- Date de parution07/08/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Nature has been running the same experiment for millions of years, and it already knows the results. In 12 Secrets of the Wild, wildlife ecologist Dr. Hossein Zohoori takes you into the field - the Kaibab Plateau, the Maasai Mara, Yellowstone, the Kalahari - to show what happens when species ignore limits, remove fear, or forget their place in the system. A cheetah that refuses to fight for its kill.
A wolf pack that reshapes an entire river by changing where elk are afraid to graze. A desert bird whose aggression is not cruelty but precision. Each of the twelve secrets opens with a true story from the field, moves through the ecological science behind it, and closes with what it means for how we lead, compete, and live. Drawing on twenty-five years of research across four continents, Zohoori argues that nature is not cruel, not fair, and not random - it is honest, and it rewards those who pay attention.
This is a book for anyone who has ever wondered why some systems collapse under their own success, why the strong do not always win, and why the wild has never needed our permission to be right.
A wolf pack that reshapes an entire river by changing where elk are afraid to graze. A desert bird whose aggression is not cruelty but precision. Each of the twelve secrets opens with a true story from the field, moves through the ecological science behind it, and closes with what it means for how we lead, compete, and live. Drawing on twenty-five years of research across four continents, Zohoori argues that nature is not cruel, not fair, and not random - it is honest, and it rewards those who pay attention.
This is a book for anyone who has ever wondered why some systems collapse under their own success, why the strong do not always win, and why the wild has never needed our permission to be right.