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Toxic Farts, Brain-Eating Amoebas, Mosquito Assassins & More

Autor Editors of Media Lab Books
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 6 apr 2020
MOTHER NATURE HOPES YOU CROAK
- Eye-opening examination of the earth's most deadly threats to mankind
- Nearly 300 horrifying (and sometimes humorous) entries
- A compulsive read that's jam-packed with blood-curdling danger
If you think the biggest threat to humanity is our fellow humans, think again. From flesh-eating fiends and parasitic pests to icicles just loose enough to impale from above, we as a species have innumerable enemies and not nearly enough places to hide. With this book, you can prepare yourself for death from natural causes - particularly the ones that seem wholly unnatural. Featuring more than 290 creatures, disasters and other agents of destruction, Toxic Farts includes every way imaginable that the planet is actively trying to get rid of you, whether in the wild or the safety of your own backyard, giving you even more reasons to never leave the house. That's right. From face-melting plants to leopard serial killers, it's humans vs. the world and, damn it, we're going to win if it kills us.
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ISBN-13: 9781948174381
ISBN-10: 1948174383
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 143 x 191 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Editura: Media Lab Books

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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.