Despite her sense of romance, Ms Darlington avoids the easy trap of anthropomorphising theotter. Instead she offers a memorable mixture of scientific study and earnest observation.She chronicles the species dramatic decline to near extinction between the 1950s and late1970s, thanks to hunting for sport, habitat loss and the use of certain pesticides in farming.After a ban on otter hunting and new legal protection in 1978, otters have become animportant conservation success story. These creatures can now be found in the wild in everycounty in England.
尽管她有浪漫的想法,达林顿女士还是没有将水獭人格化,避开了这个危险陷阱。相反她将科学研究和忠实观察凑合到一起,结果让人终身难忘。她全程记录了20世纪50年代到70年代期间,由于猎杀行为、栖息地的丧失和农耕时某些杀虫剂的使用,导致水獭数量剧减,濒临灭绝的过程。1978年新的保护法律出台并全面禁止猎杀水獭,保护水獭成为一个重要的成功故事。在英格兰每一个郡县,现在都可以看到野生水獭的踪影。
Otters apparently enjoy a rather illustrious club of fans. Readers of Ms Darlington will be gladshe is among them.
显然水獭们拥有一个著名的粉丝俱乐部。达林顿女士的读者们很高兴看到作者也是他们中的一员。
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