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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>The regal lion, the magnificent tiger and the mighty polar bear are among the largest carnivores and most formidable predators on Earth. They live in diverse parts of the planet, but, threatened by the loss of their habitats, they all share an uncertain future. "In Predatory Light" is a superb tribute to the striking beauty of this trio of almost mythic creatures. Dramatic duotone images by Cyril Christo and Marie Wilkinson capture the animals roaming their natural environments, revealing not only their awesome power, but also their vulnerability. The images are accompanied by the photographers' reminiscences of their expeditions to Africa, Asia and the Arctic, and by heartfelt responses by three nature writers to the plight of these majestic mammals. Simultaneously thought-provoking and captivating, "In Predatory Light" is the perfect book for anyone concerned about the conservation of endangered species.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>The regal lion, the magnificent tiger and the mighty polar bear are among the largest carnivores and most formidable predators on Earth. They live in diverse parts of the planet, but, threatened by the loss of their habitats, they all share an uncertain future. <i>In Predatory Light</i> is a superb tribute to the striking beauty of this trio of almost mythic creatures. Dramatic duotone images by Cyril Christo and Marie Wilkinson capture the animals roaming their natural environments, revealing not only their awesome power, but also their vulnerability. The images are accompanied by the photographers' reminiscences of their expeditions to Africa, Asia and the Arctic, and by heartfelt responses by three nature writers to the plight of these majestic mammals. Simultaneously thought-provoking and captivating, <i>In Predatory Light</i> is the perfect book for anyone concerned about the conservation of endangered species.<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><i>Cyril Christo</i> and <i>Marie Wilkinson</i> are photographers who document the relationship between indigenous people and the natural world. They are the authors of <i>Walking Thunder</i> (Merrell, 2009). <p/><i>Elizabeth Marshall Thomas</i> is a well-known anthropologist whose bestselling books include <i>The Hidden Life of Dogs</i> (1993). <p/><i>Sy Montgomery</i> is a naturalist, author and documentary scriptwriter. Her many books include <i>Spell of the Tiger</i> (1995). <p/><i>John Houston</i> is an award-winning film-maker specializing in Inuit culture.

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