A visual game in the heart of nature: camouflaged in the vegetation, animals from all over the world challenge our visual acuity, intelligence, and imagination.

Published in Japan in 1977, "Anno's Animals" is a surprising book, a classic of illustration in Japan where its author, Mitsumasa Anno, is a cult artist.

A hundred species of fauna and other unusual elements inhabit the pages of this exclusively visual work, which was previously unpublished in Spanish; its pages are a journey—one of Anno's passions, along with science and knowledge of other cultures—through an intricate natural space where vegetation camouflages the presence of animals from all over the world: domestic and wild; insects, birds, reptiles, mammals, aquatic creatures… and where monkeys and the human figure are also present.

Ages 5 and up