Australia is inhabited by some of the most venomous land and sea creatures in the world and Straun Sutherland is Australia's best-known expert on poisonous creatures, particularly spiders and snakes. In this lavishly illustrated volume, Sutherland describes sixty such creatures, ranging from the Death Adder and the Black House Spider, to the Blue-Ringed Octopus, the Bearded Ghoul (a stinging fish), and the Portuguese Man-of-War. He provides a factual description of each animal, a high-quality four-color photograph to allow for easy identification, line drawings when needed, descriptions of the appropriate first aid for bites or stings, and a map showing its distribution throughout Australia.
Australia's Dangerous Creatures For Dummies provides a fascinating portrait of unique and deadly animals down-under -- including crocodiles, snakes, sharks, spiders and jellyfi sh.
"We share our beautiful country with some of the world's most dangerous creatures.
A complete, accessible field guide to our remarkable but sometimes lethal snakes, spiders, insects and marine creatures, all in one place. Whether you live in the city or the bush, this book is a .
A concise photographic accessible field guide to our lethal snakes, spiders, insects and marine creatures, including up-to-date first aid.
Do you know the first aid for a Box Jellyfish sting? Do you know which snake has caused the most deaths in Australia in the past 30 years? The Venom Patrol has everything you need to know about Australia's venomous creatures.
Blacklow B, Kornhauser R, Hains PG, Loiacono R, Escoubas P, Graudins A, Nicholson GM (2011) α- Elapitoxin-Aa2a, a long-chain snake ... Brennan KEC, Morley T, Hutchinson M, Donnellan S (2012) Redescription of the western desert taipan, ...
Consists of three wheels which can each be revolved on a separate chart to give information on the identification, distribution of snakes in Australia. Includes ants, bees, wasps, spiders. Some first aid.
This volume aims to answer readers' questions about venomous and equally dangerous non-venomous wildlife.
This second edition of Australian Animal Toxins provides a comprehensive and up to date review of every venomous and poisonous creature in Australia that poses a threat to man or...
Wildlife biologist George Madani was studying wildlife on the island of Borneo when he spotted an adorable slow loris clinging to a mango tree.