Description
Why does nature try to kill us? In the same way that humans thin the herd when a particular group of animals grow too dense or too expansive for their habitat, nature tries make sure we live in balance with the world as well, which, lets face it, we suck at.
Toxic Farts, Brain-Eating Amoebas & Mosquito Assassins details hundreds of the scariest, messiest, smelliest, most terrifying ways that nature works to destroy, maim or sicken humans every single day.
Each page of this book examines an oddity (or two) from the natural world that is harmful to humanity. And were not talking about car wrecks, warfare, drug overdoses or parachute accidents. Were talking about biology, chemistry, botany, invasive little critters that eat our brains, slimes that dissolve our flesh, smells that cause our throats to close up, and other environmental assassins. Provided with such information, we might just survive.
Thats right. Its humans vs. the world and, damn it, were going to win if it kills us.
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The Editors of Media Lab Books publish books across a wide variety of categories and topics including science, trivia, humor, general interest, reference and more. Branded partners include Disney, Hasbro, Newsweek, John Wayne Enterprises, Bruce Lee, Jack Hanna, Smithsonian and many others.
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