The Story of the sea and Seashore

"The Story of the Sea and Seashore" offers a comprehensive exploration of marine environments, detailing the wonders of ocean life and coastal ecosystems. Penned by W Percival Westell, Charles F. Newall, and illustrated by W S. Berridge, with contributions from John Raymond Savage Savage-Armstrong and Francis Savage Nesbitt Savage-Armstrong, this book unveils the secrets of the sea, from its diverse inhabitants to the geological forces shaping coastlines. A timeless journey into the natural world, it provides insights into the delicate balance of marine ecology and encourages appreciation for the beauty and complexity of our oceans. This edition preserves the original's educational value, making it an essential read for nature enthusiasts and students alike.
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