|
|
|
|
RELENTLESS
ENEMIES:
LIONS AND BUFFALO
An extraordinary
visual and written
coverage
of one of Africa’s most extreme hunting
episodes,
where
on Duba Island in the Okavango Delta, Enormous lions have
adapted to hunting buffalo as a single food source, and they
do it
daily!
Over
130 images spread across 175 pages takes you through this
journey, led by Beverly Joubert’s
National
Geographic quality work, and Dereck’s written
explanations
of what
it is like to live with lions daily and to witness some
of the most bizarre events known to animal behavioural science.
It is deeply thoughtful both in its photography and writing.
“Only the Joubert’s
with
an unwavering commitment to telling the story of Relentless
Enemies:
Lions and Buffalo, could bring us a tale like this.”
-Chris
Johns Editor
in Chief, National Geographic Magazine.
“Relentless Enemies is a
vivid depiction in a superb narrative of photographs of nature’s elemental
struggle for survival. To get such pictures you would need to become a something
of a predator yourself-but kindly ones, as the Jouberts are. Their book is a
reminder to the urbanized and dreary world that somewhere on this planet epic
battles are still being fought-battles not based on pride or pettiness, but ones
that are matters of life and death, in a cycle that began with the dawn of Earth.”
-Paul
Theroux
|
|
|
|
|
|
