Wie zehn Vögel die Welt veränderten
Während der gesamten Menschheitsgeschichte haben wir mit Vögeln zusammengelebt. Wir haben sie als Nahrung gejagt und domestiziert, sie in unseren Mythen, Religionen und Ritualen verehrt, sie wegen ihrer natürlichen Ressourcen ausgebeutet und uns von ihnen zu unserer Musik, Kunst und Poesie inspirieren lassen.In Zehn Vögel, die die Welt veränderten erzählt der Naturforscher und Autor Stephen Moss die fesselnde Geschichte dieser ereignisreichen Beziehung anhand von zehn Schlüsselarten. Von Odins treuen Rabengefährten bis zu Darwins Finken, vom Wildtruthahn Amerikas bis zum Kaiserpinguin als starkes Symbol der Klimakrise ist dies ein faszinierendes, aufschlussreiches und unendlich fesselndes Werk der Naturgeschichte.
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Während der gesamten Menschheitsgeschichte haben wir mit Vögeln zusammengelebt. Wir haben sie als Nahrung gejagt und domestiziert, sie in unseren Mythen, Religionen und Ritualen verehrt, sie wegen ihrer natürlichen Ressourcen ausgebeutet und uns von ihnen zu unserer Musik, Kunst und Poesie inspirieren lassen.In Zehn Vögel, die die Welt veränderten erzählt der Naturforscher und Autor Stephen Moss die fesselnde Geschichte dieser ereignisreichen Beziehung anhand von zehn Schlüsselarten. Von Odins treuen Rabengefährten bis zu Darwins Finken, vom Wildtruthahn Amerikas bis zum Kaiserpinguin als starkes Symbol der Klimakrise ist dies ein faszinierendes, aufschlussreiches und unendlich fesselndes Werk der Naturgeschichte.
H | B | T | Gramm
214 mm | 136 mm | 34 mm | 502 gr
Erscheinungsjahr
2023
FSK
0
Ausgabe
Hardcover
Verlag
Gräfe und Unzer
ISBN-10
3833891815
ISBN-13
9783833891816
Autor
Stephen Moss
Weitere Mitwirkende
Ranke, Elsbeth | Pesch, Ursula
Sprache
Deutsch
Seitenanzahl
335
Themen
Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften, Die Erde: Naturgeschichte: Sachbuch, Tierwelt: Vögel und Vogelbeobachtung: Sachbuch
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