A glimpse of the indigenous people, rich flora and fauna and the beauty of the islands as recorded by a zoologist, which are fast depleting under the pressure of development. Summary by dc
Chapters (21)
1Chapter I - Barren Island and the Archipelago
1234
2Chapter II - Port Blair
1201
3Chapter III - Macpherson Strait - South Andaman and Rutland Island
1021
4Chapter IV - The Cinque and Little Andaman
922
5Chapter V - Kar Nicobar
2694
6Chapter VI - Tilanchong
898
7Chapter VII - Trinkat
560
8Chapter VIII - Nankauri
2132
9Chapter IX - Kamorta
950
10Chapter X - Kachal and Other Islands
1825
11Chapter XI - Little Nicobar and Pulo Milo
1565
12Chapter XII - Kondul and Great Nicobar
1249
13Chapter XIII - Great Nicobar—West Coast
1603
14Chapter XIV - Great Nicobar—West and South Coasts
1733
15PART II - Chapter I - The Andaman Islands and their Inhabitants
4422
16Chapter II - The Nicobar Islands and their Aborigines
2579
17Chapter III - The Nicobarese
3154
18Chapter IV - Dampier's Sojourn in Great Nicobar, and Voyage thence to Acheen in a Canoe
2798
19Chapter V - An Old Account of Kar Nicobar
1084
20Chapter VI - Some Customs of the Kar Nicobarese
4404
21Chapter VII - The Fauna of the Andamans and Nicobars
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