'I once travelled back from Africa on a ship with an Irish captain
who did not like animals. This was unfortunate, because most of my
luggage consisted of about two hundred odd cages of assorted
wildlife . . .' Gerald Durrell's accounts of the animals he
encountered on his travels were some of the first widely shared
descriptions of the world's most extraordinary animals. Moving from
the West Coast of Africa to the northern tip of South America - and
elsewhere - Durrell observes the courtships, wars and characters of
a variety of creatures, from birds of paradise, to ants and
anteaters, among others.
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