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Menagerie manor by Gerald Malcolm Durrell · Booklabria

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First published: 1964
Language: English
Editions: 13

Synopsis

This is Gerald Durrell's account of how he set up his zoo in Jersey. Surrounded by a team of devoted helpers, this is a tale of teamwork and devotion to the cause. Besides the human dramas, Durrell reveals a host of fascinating practical details about animal health and behaviour, as well as stories of the individual animals themselves.

Subjects: History
Behavior
Animal behavior
Zoo animals
Set in: Jersey Zoological Park
Characters: Gerald Durrell

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