An edition of Never Cry Wolf (1963)

Never cry wolf.

[1st American ed.]
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An edition of Never Cry Wolf (1963)

Never cry wolf.

[1st American ed.]
  • 4.33 ·
  • 3 Ratings
  • 100 Want to read
  • 11 Currently reading
  • 9 Have read

An unforgettable odyssey of self-discovery and startling adventure begins as a young, inexperienced biologist is deposited alone onto the frozen Arctic tundra. Once settled, he struggles not only to endure the forces of nature, but also to learn as much as he can about the mysterious and misconstrued habits of the wolves he has been sent to study.

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Publisher
Little, Brown
Language
English
Pages
247

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Edition Availability
Cover of: Never cry wolf
Never cry wolf
1989, McClelland-Bantam
in English
Cover of: Never cry wolf
Never cry wolf
1988, Bantam
in English
Cover of: Never cry wolf
Never cry wolf
1985, McClelland and Stewart-Bantam
in English - 12. print.
Cover of: Never cry wolf
Never cry wolf
1984, Bantam
in English
Cover of: Never Cry Wolf
Never Cry Wolf
1983, Bantam Books
in English
Cover of: Never cry wolf.
Never cry wolf.
1979, Bantam Books
in English
Cover of: Never cry wolf
Never cry wolf
1963, Atlantic-Little, Brown
Cover of: Never cry wolf.
Never cry wolf.
1963, Little, Brown
in English - [1st American ed.]

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Published in

Boston

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
599.7444
Library of Congress
QL795.W8 M6

The Physical Object

Pagination
247 p.
Number of pages
247

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5886629M
Internet Archive
nevercrywolf00mowa
LCCN
63019169
OCLC/WorldCat
1080233
Library Thing
126267

Work Description

Biologist Farley Mowat was dropped into Eskimo lands by the Canadian Government, that was looking for an excuse to eradicate wolves. What he discovered instead was astonishing. The Eskimos were listening to wolves from five miles away, messages from the Canis lupus telegraph system. One example was the instance that two men and a woman were going to arrive in three days. All these communications were veridicated! Their social structure was self-aware and intelligent. They were NOT eating up all the caribou, as the Government wanted to project, but cleaning up mice in plague proportions. Yum.

His scientific reportage was meanwhile hilariously funny, and the book is magnificent.

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