Mark Ferdinand: 5 books

Cover of You're Gonna' Get Bit!: Harrowing Tales of Herpetology
by Mark Ferdinand
Language: English
Release Date: July 19, 2016

From chasing frogs as a child, to milking venomous snakes for a living, Mark Ferdinand explores a lifetime of tales from the world of reptiles and amphibians. Whether it's a quest for his first turtle, keeping crocodiles in his closet, or chasing snakes around the workplace, You're Gonna' Get Bit! has a story that all "herpers" and nature lovers can relate to and enjoy.
Cover of You're Gonna' Get Bit - Harrowing Tales of Herpetology
by Mark Ferdinand
Language: English
Release Date: June 3, 2016

From chasing frogs as a child, to milking venomous snakes for a living, Mark Ferdinand explores a lifetime of tales from the world of reptiles and amphibians. Whether it's a quest for his first turtle, keeping crocodiles in his closet, or chasing snakes around the workplace, You're Gonna' Get Bit! has a story that all "herpers" and nature lovers can relate to and enjoy.
Cover of Wild Boar: A Case for the Most Beautiful Game Animal
by Mark Ferdinand
Language: English
Release Date: February 5, 2019

Pursued throughout time by kings and the common man, the wild boar has intrigued and beguiled hunters throughout the world. With so much sensational news of problem wild hog populations and unwanted interaction with humans, a need has arisen to remind us all of the nobility that surrounds this ancient...
Cover of Wild Boar: A Case for the Most Beautiful Game Animal
by Mark Ferdinand
Language: English
Release Date: February 5, 2019

Pursued throughout time by kings and the common man, the wild boar has intrigued and beguiled hunters throughout the world. With so much sensational news of problem wild hog populations and unwanted interaction with humans, a need has arisen to remind us all of the nobility that surrounds this ancient...
Cover of Every Tiki has a Spirit
by Mark Ferdinand
Language: English
Release Date: January 5, 2018

An immature account of the works of a tiki carver, and a serious account of the origins of the earth and mankind. The author indulges in his quest for creating bad-ass oceanic art that one can sip a cocktail by. This he alternates with a concise mythological blueprint of how this all came to be, and...
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