Deterring Armageddon: A Biography of NATO
- 480 stránek
- 17 hodin čtení
A history of NATO, the intergovernmental military alliance between 30 member states, from WW2 to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Peter Apps je autorem, jehož tvorba vychází z fascinace lidstvem a jeho potenciálem. Přestože se jeho díla pohybují na pomezí sci-fi, inspiraci čerpá z historie a z přesvědčení, že i zdánlivě obyčejné věci mohou skrývat neobyčejné možnosti. Apps zkoumá téma hledání mimozemského života a zároveň oslavuje neuvěřitelnost lidské existence. Jeho psaní odráží vnitřní touhu po objevování a zájem o vědu, astronomii a rozmanitost lidských životů.
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A history of NATO, the intergovernmental military alliance between 30 member states, from WW2 to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Southern Africa has one of the richest and most accessible mammal faunas in the world. Each year tens of thousands of visitors observe the behaviour of these mammals in the country's numerous parks and reserves. This book offers an illustrated guide to behavioural characteristics such as feeding, communication, social living, courtship and many more, and examines how and why animals do what they do.
My eerste boek oor Suider-Afrikaanse soogdiere = Incwadi yami yokuqala Yezilwane Ezincelisayo Zase-Afrika EseNingizimu = Incwadi yam yokuqala yeziDalwa ezanyisayo eMazantsi Afrika
The book is a guide to the habits of southern African mammals, arranged by characteristics such as feeding, communication, social living, courtship and many more traits. It attempts to explain how and why animals do what they do.
Wild Ways brings together all the latest studies of the behaviour of southern Africa's rich and accessible mammal fauna, describing not only what mammals do, but also the oftensurprising reasons why they do it, and covers species as diverse as fruit bats, pangolins, lions, rats and whales.