Note:
This book isn't
available in English (yet).
I practically never read sea life xenofiction because, well, quite frankly, I'm just generally not that interested in it. I'm a general animal lover don't get me wong but stuff like fish, marine mammals, corals, etc. just don't really interest me that much and never have. But when I saw this book up for grabs for cheap at the local bookstore I did want to give it a read. Xenofiction is xenofiction.
Spoilers ahead.
I've read one book by this author before, Zamba, which is about one of his most famous animal stars, a lion. When I saw this book covers generally his entire time of working with real wild animals for Hollywood, I thought it was interesting so I gave it a read.
This one looked interesting to me when I found it at the library. So let's have a look. Spoilers ahead.
This once I've heard a lot about. Let's check it out. Spoilers ahead.
Not the type of non-fiction I usually read, but I once saw this mentioned by a BookTuber a few years ago and ever since then I've been meaning to read it. I only found out a few weeks ago that my library actually owns a copy of the Dutch translation, so obviously I borrowed it.
This one has been on my to-read list for a while. Let's take a look. Spoilers ahead.
