Surviving Antarctica
This stunning book reveals how life survives some of the most extreme conditions on the planet, from ancient bacteria and enigmatic squid to majestic whales and frostbitten scientists.
ISBN: 978 0 565 09217 7
Author: David N. Thomas Foreword by Ray Mears
Surviving Antarctica |
£ 9.99 |
In a land of terrifying winds, fearful cold and icebergs the size of London, survival is everything. Published to coincide with the Museum’s Ice Station Antarctica exhibition, this timely book provides an invaluable insight into the lives of all beings living and working in this hostile environment.
Journey to the end of the Earth and find out how scientists prepare for an expedition, how male Emperor penguins use their feet to protect their young, and what effect climate change may have on this fragile ecosystem.
With unique blog extracts from experts in the field and stunning photographs throughout, Surviving Antarctica reveals the wonders of life on the ‘white continent’.
Reviews
'In this fascinating book David Thomas takes us to Antarctica in a very personal way...' From foreword by Ray Mears.
Product information
Paperback
228 x 273 mm
96 pp
Colour throughout
May 07
Published by the Natural History Museum
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