The Book of Turtles is now out in Korea.
The star of my new book-to-be: the giant manta ray. Carolina Martin of mantascostarica.org joined us in Ecuador and took this photo.
Girish Shukla, at Timesnownews.com, has composed a good list of “15 underrated non-fiction books” that “offer fresh perspectives and valuable insights into history, science, culture, and personal growth. From unique narratives to thought-provoking themes, each book presents compelling ideas that deserve more recognition and a spot on your bookshelf.” You may recognize the first book on his list:
1. The Soul of an Octopus by Sy Montgomery
“This beautifully written book offers an intimate exploration into the lives of octopuses, showing how these intelligent, alien-like creatures can connect with humans on a profound level. Montgomery’s thoughtful approach blends science, personal reflection, and adventure as she explores the mysteries of marine life. Through captivating storytelling, the book invites readers to rethink animal intelligence and the connections we share with creatures beyond our own species.”
See the rest of the list here.