The Zoo

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  • The Zoo Book Detail

  • Author : Isobel Charman
  • Release Date : 2016-11-03
  • Publisher : Penguin UK
  • Genre : Nature
  • Pages : 357
  • ISBN 13 : 0241975077
  • File Size : 61,61 MB
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The Zoo by Isobel Charman PDF Summary

Book Description: How one man's mad mission became one of the best-loved places in the world The creation of a zoo in Dickensian London - when only one other existed across the world - is a story of jaw-dropping audacity. It is the story of trailblazing scientists, rival zookeepers and aristocratic naturalists collecting amazing animals from all four corners of the globe. It is the story of a weird and wonderful oasis in the heart of a swirling city, and of incredible characters, both human and animal - from Stamford Raffles and Charles Darwin to Jenny the orang-utan and Obaysch the celebrity hippo, the first that anyone in Britain had ever seen. Against a background of global Empire, domestic reform and industrialisation, this is a new history of a new world.

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The Zoo

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Invites very young children to peek behind interactive flaps to discover such animals as birds, monkeys, and hippos interacting in their natural habitats. On bo