Overview:The Last Snake Man: The remarkable true-life story of an Aussie legend and a century of snake shows - Every Sunday for almost a century John Cann's family ran the famous snake show in a pit at La Perouse in Sydney - an area once alive with tiger, brown and black snakes. After growing up with over 300 'pet' snakes in their backyard, John and his brother George took over the snake show from their parents in 1965. By the time John retired in 2010, he'd survived five venomous snake bites.Many of those familiar with John and his shows wouldn't know that he was also an Olympic athlete, a top state rugby league player who played alongside some of the legends of the game, a state champion boxer, an adventurer and a world authority on turtles.The Last Snake Man chronicles John's extraordinary life and times. From wrangling snakes to chasing turtles, from remote country towns to the impenetrable jungles of New Guinea, this is the story of an amazing Australian and his never-ending search for fascinating animals and adventure.
This book is on page /0fb06c92acf561788291222b8bb2eff7/book/1603725641-9781760630515. It was written by the following authors: Jimmy Thomson, John Cann. Book The Last Snake Man: The remarkable true-life story of an Aussie legend and a century of snake shows, which can be read online, published by the company: Allen & Unwin. Other books on similar topics can be found in sections: Biography, Nature, Popular Science, Sports Books, True Stories. The book was published on 2018-10-04 00:00:00. It has 320 pages and is published in Paperback format and weight 430 g. File for download The Last Snake Man: The remarkable true-life story of an Aussie legend and a century of snake shows has PDF format and is called the-last-snake-man-the-remarkable-true-life-story-of-an-aussie-legend-and-a-century-of-snake-shows.pdf. Other books you can download below. Our poumm.fr site is not responsible for the content of PDF files.
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