Hard work, no pay, and embarrassing conditions can’t stop a young Woods Hole artist from signing on as the ship’s mechanic for his first oceanographic expedition. Calvin Landry is seasick, out of his depth in science, and hopelessly smitten with a member of the scientific crew—what begins as awkward survival quickly turns into a stirring tale of love, discovery, and courage at sea.
Bird of Passage is a fictional account of E.K. King’s first shark tracking cruise with Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution scientist Dr. Frank Carey. A pioneer in acoustic fish tracking and considered a world’s authority on the physiology, behavior, and ecology of the great migrating fishes of the sea—among them tuna, sharks, and swordfish. In 1979 Dr. Carey was the first to record the internal body temperature and electronically track a great white shark.
“Fast, warm, and vividly maritime, this is a coming-of-age sea story where science sparks romance, and the wide Atlantic
becomes both classroom and crucible.”
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Hard work, no pay, and embarrassing conditions can't stop a young Woods Hole artist from signing on as the ship's mechanic for his first oceanographic expedition. Calvin Landry is seasick, out of his depth in science, and hopelessly smitten with a member of the scientific crew-what begins as awkward survival quickly turns into a stirring tale of love, discovery, and courage at sea.Bird of Passage is a fictional account of E.K. King's first shark tracking cruise with Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution scientist Dr. Frank Carey. A pioneer in acoustic fish tracking and considered a world's authority on the physiology, behavior, and ecology of the great migrating fishes of the sea-among them tuna, sharks, and swordfish. In 1979 Dr. Carey was the first to record the internal body temperature and electronically track a great white shark. "Fast, warm, and vividly maritime, this is a coming-of-age sea story where science sparks romance, and the wide Atlanticbecomes both classroom and crucible." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798258530738
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