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Discover animals thought to be extinct that have been found alive in the wild!
It's a sad fact of our world that some creatures have gone extinct. Whether their homes have been destroyed by climate change or their numbers decimated by low food supplies, they are lost forever, never to be seen on Earth again.
But where there is life, there is hope ...
In some special cases, certain creatures, thought to have died out, have been found alive and thriving by scientists and local people. They are known as Lazarus species. From the black-footed ferret, which was thought to have died out from disease but was discovered on a porch in Wyoming, USA, to the Pinocchio lizard, a long-nosed reptile found in the cloud forests of Ecuador, examples can be found all over the globe. Comeback Creatures is just packed with inspirational stories of animals that have come back from the brink!
Read all about a habitat and the animals and plant life within it, then turn the page to reveal a Lazarus creature that has been found there and the fascinating story behind its discovery. What's more, you'll find compendium spreads dotted throughout the book that give a snapshot into even more of these creatures that have defied the odds to survive.
At the back of the book there's information on how to become a wildlife detective to protect nature where you live, along with a map to show each habitat and a helpful glossary.
With lyrical storytelling from Leisa Stewart-Sharpe and atmospheric illustrations by Lucy Rose, Comeback Creatures is a celebration of survival, curiosity and the wild wonders still waiting to be discovered.
Contents
Pg 1-5 - Prelims & Contents
Pg 6-7 - Foreword (by prominent figure in conservation)
Pg 8-11 - Intro - explain Lazarus species & set up the 'expedition' aspect
Pg 12-69 - Rediscovery stories each told over single, dps and 2-spread entries
- @ 5-10 'themed' spreads - grouped by animal type / regions / common element.
Pg 70-71 - Conclusion
Pg 74-77 - Backmatter spreads x 2 - rewilding & connecting with nature
Pg 78-79 - Glossary
