Cheats and Deceits is a study of how animals and plants exploit and mislead. From the drongo to shore crabs, this book explains how lying, cheating and deceiving aren't primarily human traits but are often a winning strategy for survival in the natural world. Stevens guides us through the scientific work and background to natural selection in this fascinating read. These are ex-display copies and may have some minor wear on the cover. Who wrote it?Martin Stevens How does it come?hardcover with dust jacket, 24 x 16 x 2cm, approx 300 pages