A Manual of the Diseases of the Elephant and of his Management and Uses (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781172111077)

"A Manual of the Diseases of the Elephant and of his Management and Uses" by John Henry Steel offers a comprehensive guide to the health, care, and practical applications of elephants. Originally published in 1885, this meticulously detailed manual provides invaluable insights into the specific ailments affecting elephants, as well as best practices for their management and utilization.

Covering a wide range of topics, from common diseases and their treatments to the proper handling and training of these majestic creatures, Steel's work remains a vital resource for veterinary professionals, zoologists, and anyone involved in the care or study of elephants. This historical text showcases the depth of knowledge and expertise required in a bygone era, making it an enduring testament to the intricate relationship between humans and elephants.

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