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Not only a valuable documentation, this is one of few of its kind: a comprehensive layman's guide to the extraordinary range of insects that roam the jungle floors and skies of Southeast Asia. Vividly illustrated with more than 100 photographs of insect species native to Southeast Asia, Fascinating Insects of Southeast Asia takes you on a tour through the world of marauding ants, termite legions, swarming bees and beautiful beetles, while bringing to light the beneficial role of these mostly maligned and poorly understood creatures.
Dr. Lawrence Edward Oliver (Leo) Braack is a specialist scientist in parasitology/ entomology/ general invertebrates and tropical diseases at the National Parks Board of South Africa. As a fellow of the Royal Entomological Society of London and a member of the Entomological and Parasitological Societies of South Africa, he serves regularly as an entomological consultant. In the course of writing Fascinating Insects of Southeast Asia, he made several trips to Southeast Asia to research and photograph insect species in the region. He is the author of five books and more than 40 papers on entomology and parasitology.
