University of Cambridge: The Animal Queendom
A Celebration of Nature's Fearless Females
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- First indexed
- 10 Sep 2026
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Description
Welcome to the animal queendom, home to the world's most amazing wildlife!
It's time to celebrate the incredible members of the queendom - female animals that deserve the scientific spotlight after being underestimated, understudied or underappreciated.
From record-breaking whales to self-cloning insects and even creatures that can change their sex, unearth something new about a familiar species or be totally surprised by an animal you've never heard of!
Discover the incredible female wildlife that help shape our planet in this impressive, inspiring gift book for readers ages 8+!
Fascinating, accessible text from Catherine Blackledge PhD, non-fiction author, former science journalist and communications specialist.
Amazingly detailed full colour artwork on every page and a stunning tactile cover.
37 spreads that break through stereotypes, spotlight biodiversity and encourage children to see the wonder of all kinds of female creatures.
Includes a glossary and index to help animal enthusiasts navigate the book and expand their vocabulary.
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