Extreme Science: Chasing the Ghost Bat
And Other Mysteries of Nature
Published on 17. November 2015
354 pages
978-1-250-10340-6 (ISBN)
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From the pages of Scientific American comes the latest information and explorations into the bizarre realm of the natural world, including: -Our oldest relatives and the discovery of missing links -Strange predators, from flesh-eating chimps to the lethal Komodo dragon -Strange plant life, such as the carnivorous Venus's flytrap and the Voodoo lily -Extinct monsters, and giant, flightless, flesh-eating birds -Mysterious denizens of the deep, such as the giant squid and the slime hag -Insect oddities: fire ants, singing caterpillars, and Africanized bees
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Extreme Science: Chasing the Ghost Bat
And Other Mysteries of Nature
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11/2001
St. Martin's Griffin
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Established in 1845,
Scientific American
has long been the world's premier science journal. Through its reports of ground-breaking discoveries and inventions written by leading scientists, it has become known as the first and foremost source on innovations in science and technology.
