Wild Life. Travel and Discoveries Set of 3 Books.

The set "Wild Life. Travel and Discoveries" consists of three books:

"The White Eskimo"

Danish explorer Knud Rasmussen crossed the entire North American continent by sled from Hudson Bay to Alaska to meet the amazing and mysterious Eskimo tribes inhabiting this harsh land. The new translation of Rasmussen's famous book on the polar expedition includes a chapter about an unsuccessful attempt to visit the Soviet Union, which was censored out of the first Soviet edition. The book is illustrated with unique archival photographs, kindly provided by the Knud Rasmussen House Museum and the Knud Rasmussen Society in Denmark.

"Through Africa"

The book by Konstantin Kolotov, a modern Russian traveler who set off on a round-the-world journey by bicycle, invites the reader to share this far (and still ongoing) journey through the greatest points on planet Earth. This book is intended to show that the world is infinitely deep and beautiful.

"Tracks and Trails"

Trails are everywhere. Trails crisscross the world - invisible ant paths, footpaths, and roads between continents, highways, routes, and hyperlinks in the network. How are these paths formed? Why do some become trodden and remain, while others disappear? What compels us to stay on a path or step off it? Having traversed and studied thousands of variations of different paths, Moore discovered that it is in the paths that the answers to the most important questions lie - how the world around us formed, how living organisms first emerged onto land, how order arose from chaos, and ultimately, how we choose our way in life.