Mark Carwardine is a self-confessed whale addict, never happier than when rubbing shoulders with one of his whale friends. A zoologist, writer and photographer, he spent many years working for several conservation organisations (WWF in England; UNEP in Kenya; and IUCN in Switzerland) before going freelance in 1986. He is the author of many wildlife and travel books and contributes to a variety of radio and TV programmes on natural history.
"A really entertaining and informative book..." -- David Bellamy. "A brilliant and original book... Everyone who cares about whales should read it..." -- Michaela Strachan. "A terrific first-hand account of the joys and frustrations of whale watching, full of vivid descriptions and with an enormous cast of whales and their human admirers..." -- Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society.
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