What's Under that Rock Review

What's Under that Rock Overview

'What's Under that Rock' is a book describing the fascinating smaller creatures that contribute to Africa's wonderfully diverse wildlife.

It tells of the author's experiences as a boy growing up in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and being enthralled by the microcosmic world of insects, amphibians and reptiles.

Rhodesia was often described as the 'jewel of Africa' and this is an apt description of the natural world in this region.

The onset of the rainy season in Africa heralds an explosion of life that to a small boy fascinated by all insects and animals, was paradise on earth. There was never a dull moment with days spent studying and collecting ants, lizards, frogs, scorpions, snakes and insects of all shapes and sizes.

This book explores some of the more well-known insects, reptiles and birds that were and still are to be found in this incredible central African country.

Along with the authors own personal experiences, of these fascinating creatures background information is given on a range of easily identified species.

Whther you were part of the great African Diaspora, have visited the continent, or are interested in African Ants, Lizards, Geckoes, Snakes, Frogs and Birds then this is a light-hearted read about the smaller creatures that live on a continent, that once experienced, is never forgotten.

This should be enjoyed by any nature lover and those with an interest in Africa.It should also appeal to all ages and especially to younger people with an interest in nature's smaller creatures.

Contains over 18000 words, about 70 kindle pages with 14 photos. It has an active table of contents.