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    Jun 08, 2023 4 minutes

    THE WHO, WHAT, WHY OF ZOOLOGY

    UP CLOSE TO THE WORLD’S MOST AMAZING ANIMALS

    AUTHOR JULES HOWARD

    ILLUSTRATOR LUCY LETHERLAND

    PUBLISHER WIDE EYED EDITION

    PRICE £12.99 /$19.99

    RELEASE OUT NOW

    Science presenter and author Jules Howard is inviting you to step into the shoes of a zoologist, arguably one of the most interesting and certainly well-travelled jobs on the planet. At least, if is anything to go by, then the science of studying animals involves swimming with blue whales in the Atlantic, catching invasive beetles in the Arctic, flying drones above the canopy of a Brazilian rainforest and wild beast-watching in just about any natural environment on Earth that you can think of. We suspect that

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