
A Place Like No Other: Discovering the Secrets of Serengeti
Dianna Wray
Anthony R. E. Sinclair with René Byers
Princeton UP. 2021.
“But nothing had prepared me for this experience of wildlife in vast numbers, the extraordinary migrations, the sheer diversity of animals and vegetation, and the spectacular landscapes. There had to be a reason why Serengeti was such an outstanding place, and I decided to find out.”
—From A Place Like No Other
—From A Place Like No Other
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