HALBRITTER'S PLANT-AND-ANIMAL WORLD

Being A Modest Contribution To Natural History For People From All Walks Of Life. A sure cure for seasonal doldrums, this wacky, whimsical spoof of natural history displays an antic view of our fair feathered friends, furry and green friends everywhere. Halbritter's satire strikes the funny bone every time!

Publishers Weekly of Halbritter's earlier work, Arms Through the Ages, in which he lampooned man's seemingly insatiable desire to destroy himself and his world. Now Halbritter turns his talents to the Flora and Fauna on this Earth, revealing new and undreamt of dimensions. In these delectable pages of Steinberg-like parodies, you will find such uncommon but highly mobile creatures as the Polydactyl Blinkbok (or Chandeleer), the Flatfoot (planta odorata), the Boggle-eyed Bum-wiggler, and the Great-eared Gawk (lectulula auriculata). The captions are in English and also translated into German. Out Of Print. Condition: Fine. Cover wear and light curling on the edges.