NORDIC ANIMAL TRACKS - Poster A2
Some mammals can be hard to spot. Either because they avoid people or because they're most active at night. In forests, on trails and by fields you may have a chance to see animal tracks. In freshly fallen snow it's easy to spot tracks, but you can also look for them in wet areas by streams and forest ponds where animals find food and drink. Almost every animal leaves traces, and before you know it they can have climbed into trees, hidden in thickets or taken shelter in the ground.
With animal tracks you can often read the animals' lives and movements. Remains like skulls, feeding marks and droppings can tell you a lot about how animals live, and it can be fun to take kids along on the walk.
Michael Petersen created the elegant illustrations for the poster.
• Size: 42 x 59.4 cm.
• Delivered in biodegradable cellophane.
• Weight: 56 grams.
• Languages: Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, English, German and Latin.
All posters are produced at a Swan-labelled printworks and printed on FSC-certified paper.
