Francis Downes Ommanney
BritishScienceTravel WritingNatureBiologyb. 1903
Francis Downes Ommanney (born 22 April 1903) was a British zoologist and author best known for popular natural-history and Antarctic works. He lectured in zoology and wrote several books on marine life and Antarctic experiences, including accounts of his time with polar expeditions and accessible natural-history volumes for general readers.
Notable Works
['Animal Life in the Antarctic', 'South Latitude', 'A Draught of Fishes', 'The River Bank']
