Mammals, more 'especially the larger species, are natural resources of immense economic and aesthetic value. The viewing of these in Rhodesia's National Parks and reserved areas gives an increasing number of people a great deal of enjoyment and interest and is a major factor in our tourist industry, drawing thousands of people annually from the four quarters of the world to our territory. Less conspicuous, being small or predominantly nocturnal, yet nonetheless interesting, is the far larger range of species about which even residents in the country know little. Owing to the warm climate of this country, a wide variety of reptile life is exhibited here, and there are useful descriptions of several of these to help in their identification. In addition, informative sections are included on how to track animals and how to deal with bees. In this new Bundu Book, the authors, who have had long experience in their fields, deal with a well chosen list of both the larger and the smaller creatures, providing, in a simple manner, a great deal of valuable information for the reader which will make his or her contact with them more interesting and educational. Book 5 of the series, pocket-sized, cloth backed. This book is a must addition to any serious collection on the history of Rhodesia. Buy the set of all 5 books for only $79.95 (a 20% savings) whilst stocks last.

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