About the Author
Hemanta Mishra
ISBN 9780143417453
Rs. 560
Penguin Books
Bones Of The Tiger Of Man-Eating Tigers And Tiger-Eating Men
Who it's for: Readers interested in wildlife conservation and adventure in South Asia
Hemanta Mishra and Jim Ottaway Jr. present an exploration of the complex relationship between humans and tigers in the jungles of Nepal. This book blends adventure and cultural insights with a focus on wildlife conservation, detailing the ongoing efforts to protect tigers while addressing the needs of local communities.Why You Should Read? Explores the intricate balance between human development and ecological preservation in South Asia. Offers a direct account of wildlife conservation challenges and triumphs, particularly concerning tigers in Nepal. Features real-life encounters and adventurous narratives from the front lines of tiger protection. Highlights the deep cultural significance of tigers within the region.
Highlights
- Focuses on wildlife conservation efforts for tigers in Nepal
- Blends adventure narrative with cultural insights
- Details the balance between human development and ecological preservation
- Features real-life encounters from tiger protection front lines
- Highlights cultural significance of tigers in the region
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It explores the complex relationship between humans and tigers in Nepal's jungles, blending adventure with cultural insights and focusing on wildlife conservation.
Who are the authors?
The authors are Hemanta Mishra and Jim Ottaway Jr.
What is the main theme?
The main theme is the balance between human development and ecological preservation, particularly regarding tiger conservation in Nepal.
Does the book include real-life encounters?
Yes, it features real-life encounters and adventurous narratives from the front lines of tiger protection.
What is the cultural angle?
It highlights the deep cultural significance of tigers within the region.