Cover art for Creatura
Published
Australian Geographic, May 2021
ISBN
9781922388131
Format
Hardcover, 112 pages

Creatura Strange Behaviours and Special Adaptations by

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Bec Crew is a Sydney-based science communicator with a love for weird and wonderful animals. From strange behaviours and special adaptations to newly discovered species and the researchers who find them, her topics celebrate how alien yet relatable so many of the creatures that live amongst us can be. This collection of stories focuses on Australia and the local region, which is home to some perfectly charming oddballs.

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