By René Araneda
Illustrated by Julio Antonio Blasco

Adventure: join René and his team on an exciting adventure in Patagonia, where they document the life of Rupestre, a mother puma raising her cubs.

Educational and moving: this book offers a close, detailed look at the daily life of pumas, their behaviors and hunting skills, and the challenges they face to survive in Patagonia's harsh climate.

Awareness and conservation: highlights the importance of respectful observation and peaceful coexistence with pumas, promoting respect for nature and the protection of wildlife.

This book tells the story of René and his team documenting the life of pumas in Torres del Paine National Park, Chile. It offers a unique, up-close look at the lives of these wild animals. Rupestre, a female puma, raises her cubs from birth, teaching them to hunt and survive in Patagonia's harsh climate. It details the pumas' daily life, physical characteristics, behaviors, hunting skills and social relationships. René describes just how difficult survival is for pumas in such an unforgiving climate, and how they face the region's dangers. The book also highlights the importance of respectful observation and peaceful coexistence with pumas, which is essential for promoting the conservation of this species and its habitat.

FORMAT

Recommended for ages 5 to 12
Binding: Hardcover
Size: 21.5 x 28 cm
Pages: 48
Year: 2024
ISBN: 978-956-364-343-5