Svijet životinja : porodica mačaka
A richly illustrated natural history monograph on the cat family (Felidae). It provides a detailed account of the biology, behavior, habitats, and diversity of large and small wild cats, as well as their role in nature.
The encyclopedic and popular-scientific edition "The World of Animals - The Cat Family" is one of the most attractive works intended for lovers of nature, zoology and wildlife. The book offers a comprehensive, fascinating and scientifically based overview of one of the most successful, most agile and most fascinating groups of predators on our planet - the cat family (Felidae). The work is divided into thematic units that guide the reader from the evolutionary development of cats and their specific anatomical adaptations (such as perfect vision, sharp hearing, retractable claws and exceptional flexibility) to detailed descriptions of individual species in their natural habitats. With textbook and encyclopedic precision, the book covers all key subgroups: from powerful big cats such as lions, tigers, jaguars and leopards, to fast and agile hunters such as cheetahs and pumas, to smaller, mysterious wild cats such as lynxes, ocelots, servals and European wildcats. Special attention is paid to behavior, territoriality, hunting strategies, raising young, and the survival of these animals in the modern world, where many species are threatened by habitat loss and poaching. Equipped with superb color photographs, distribution maps, and educational texts, the book "The World of Animals - The Cat Family" is an extremely informative and visually impressive manual that provides a deep understanding of the natural world and the role of cats in preserving the balance of the ecosystem.
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