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Indian Fish and Fishing is a seminal work by Francis Day, a renowned naturalist and ichthyologist who spent considerable time studying the aquatic life of the Indian subcontinent. This hardcover edition provides an extensive examination of fish species native to Indian rivers, lakes, and coastal waters, along with detailed illustrations and scientific descriptions.
The book documents traditional fishing techniques practiced across India, offering insights into the methods, tools, and cultural significance of fishing in Indian society. Day’s observations combine scientific rigor with ethnographic detail, making this work valuable for both natural historians and those interested in Indian cultural practices. The text covers fish taxonomy, behavior, habitat, and the relationship between fishing communities and their environment, providing a historical perspective on India’s aquatic biodiversity and human engagement with it.
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