How to Snog a Hagfish! by Jonathan Eyers
From fish that eat dead skin and sharks that prey on reindeer to eels that can turn seawater into slime and jellyfish with tentacles as long as a train carriage, this book explores the most bizarre, the most disgusting and the most fascinating creatures that inhabit the oceans.
Written in an "Underwater QI" style.. Eyers certainly knows his stuff. * WildlifeExtra.com *
It thoroughly explores the wonders of the deep and uncovers some creatures which are beyond the imaginations of the most far-fetched sci-fi writers * Nautilus Telegraph *
Star Buy * Yachting Life *
Worth the read, and your inner child will love you for it. Bound to bring a smirk (and possibly some nausea) to every reader. * Nautilus Telegraph *
It thoroughly explores the wonders of the deep and uncovers some creatures which are beyond the imaginations of the most far-fetched sci-fi writers * Nautilus Telegraph *
Entertaining yet informative, the idea of this book is not to wallow in grossness... but to explore just how fascinating and 'alien' our own planet can be. * Yachting Life *
Eyers manages to convey an infectious enthusiasm for the bizarre and wonderful richness of marine ecosystems and their often unprepossessing but always fascinating inhabitants. * Fortean Times *
It thoroughly explores the wonders of the deep and uncovers some creatures which are beyond the imaginations of the most far-fetched sci-fi writers * Nautilus Telegraph *
Star Buy * Yachting Life *
Worth the read, and your inner child will love you for it. Bound to bring a smirk (and possibly some nausea) to every reader. * Nautilus Telegraph *
It thoroughly explores the wonders of the deep and uncovers some creatures which are beyond the imaginations of the most far-fetched sci-fi writers * Nautilus Telegraph *
Entertaining yet informative, the idea of this book is not to wallow in grossness... but to explore just how fascinating and 'alien' our own planet can be. * Yachting Life *
Eyers manages to convey an infectious enthusiasm for the bizarre and wonderful richness of marine ecosystems and their often unprepossessing but always fascinating inhabitants. * Fortean Times *
Jonathan Eyers has been fascinated by sea life since he saw Jaws at far too young an age. Unfortunately, whilst writing this book he discovered his tolerance for disgusting things is probably higher than most people's. He is the author of Don't Shoot the Albatross: Nautical Myths and Superstitions and Final Voyage: The World's Worst Maritime Disasters, both published by Adlard Coles Nautical, and the children's novel The Thieves of Pudding Lane (Bloomsbury).
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| ISBN 13 | 9781408140420 |
| ISBN 10 | 140814042X |
| Title | How to Snog a Hagfish! |
| Author | Jonathan Eyers |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing PLC |
| Year published | 2012-01-05 |
| Number of pages | 96 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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