The book "Hunter-fishing animals and birds of the USSR" by A. G. Bannikova and S. M. Ouspensky is a unique publication that immerses the reader in the world of hunting and nature of the Soviet Union. This work is not just a reference book, but a real encyclopedia filled with knowledge about animals and birds that were objects of hunting and fishing in different eras. From the first pages, the book captures attention, giving the reader the opportunity to learn about the diversity of fauna living in the vastness of the USSR, and how hunting for these animals shaped the culture and lifestyle of people. The authors, both recognized specialists in the field of zoology and hunting, carefully researched and collected information about different species, their habitat, habits and features. The book covers a wide range of topics, from the description of the biology and ecology of animals and birds to practical recommendations for hunting. The reader will be able to learn about animals such as moose, boar, hare, as well as many birds, including ducks and geese. Each section of the book is filled with interesting facts that not only expand the horizon, but also arouse interest in hunting as an art that requires knowledge and respect for nature. This book will be a real treasure for hunters, naturalists, students of biological faculties and everyone who is interested in nature and ecosystems. It will be interesting for both experienced hunters and beginners who want to learn more about their hobby. In addition, the "Hunting-fishing animals and birds of the USSR" will be useful for those who just want to understand more deeply how man and nature interact, and how hunting can be part of sustainable management of natural resources. The topics raised in the book are relevant in our time. In the face of modern environmental challenges and climate change, it is important to remember the need to respect nature and preserve biodiversity. The authors emphasize how hunting can be not only a source of food, but also a way to maintain animal populations, if it is carried out with intelligence and respect for the ecosystem. These ideas make the book an important contribution to the discussion of sustainable development and environmental protection. The style of writing Bannikov and Ouspensky is distinguished by scientific accuracy and at the same time accessibility. They masterfully combine facts with fascinating stories, which makes reading easy and enjoyable. The book is replete with illustrations that help to better understand the species described and their habitat. This is not just a text, but a real visual and intellectual walk through the expanses of the USSR, where nature and man coexist in harmony. If you are interested in books such as “Fox Hunting” or “Birds of Russia”, then “Hunting and commercial animals and birds of the USSR” will be a real discovery for you. This work will not only enrich your knowledge, but also inspire new adventures in nature. Immerse yourself in the world of wildlife, discover the secrets of hunting and learn how to preserve this wealth for future generations. The book will become a reliable companion for everyone who appreciates the beauty of nature and seeks to understand it better.