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El. knyga: Ten Million Aliens: A Journey Through the Entire Animal Kingdom

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  • Išleidimo metai: 02-Oct-2014
  • Leidėjas: Short Books Ltd
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781780721439
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  • Leidėjas: Short Books Ltd
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781780721439
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Life on Planet Earth is not weirder than we imagine. It's weirder than we are capable of imagining. Ten Million Aliens opens your eyes to the real marvels of the planet we live on.

Recenzijos

One of the most compulsively readable, astoundingly compendious and endlessly thrilling natural histories ever written ... This is a book that I will treasure for ever.' Barnes has a wonderful knowledge of wildlife and a gift for bringing his enthusiasm to life - He has a deft turn of phrase and a lyrical style.' Barnes brings the animal kingdom to life.' * The Independent * Reading Barnes's prose is a bit like peeling a rather elegant onion, as he gradually reveals secrets about his life through the medium of the natural world.' * BBC Wildlife Magazine *

Introductory
Chapters
Endlessness
Demodex mites, humans
15(4)
Sex and the single slug
Slugs
19(3)
2, 8, 10, 12, 13, 18
Mammals and mammaries
22(3)
Champagne Lifestyle
Hew species
25(3)
Allspice, ant-killer
Taxonomy and systematics
28(5)
Orang orang
Qrang-utan and other primates
33(3)
My family and other family
Classification
36(3)
Intertebrate Cycle
Below the drop-off
Coral
39(6)
Spineless
Introduction to invertebrates
45(5)
Architects of human culture
Wasps
50(8)
Brother sponge
Sponges
58(7)
Neon Meate Dream of a Octafish
Glass sponge
65(7)
Sod the rainforest
More coral
72(9)
Walking plants
Sea anemones
81(8)
Infernal agony of gelatinous Zooplankton
Jellyfish
89(9)
Life in the round
Starfish
98(6)
Flatworm, flatworm, burning bright
Flatworm
104(9)
The holiness of tapeworms
Tapeworm
113(6)
Unkillable bears
Tardigrades
119(8)
Cans and cans of worms
Nematodes
127(7)
Tipping the velvet worm
Velvet, Worm
134(8)
Another can of worms
Annelid worms
142(7)
Trio for piano, bassoon and earthworm
Earthworm
149(6)
The daughters of Doris
Ribbon worms
155(5)
Becaue I am many
Bryozoans
160(6)
Getting silly
Lampshells
166(5)
Dirty beasts
Penis, worm?
171(5)
Us alone
Placazoans
176(6)
Lacing Venus's girdle
Comb jellies
182(5)
Here be mud dragons
Mud dragons
187(6)
The Hamlet worm
Nematomorphs
193(7)
Who needs oxygen?
Loricifera
200(5)
A bit samey
Arrow worms
205(5)
The peanut trick
Peanut worms
210(6)
No sex please, we're bdelloids
Rotifers
216(6)
Evolution in reverse?
Thorny-beaded worms
222(5)
Hairy-backs
227(7)
The crypto-bums
Goblet worms
234(13)
Lobsterisimus bumakissimus
Symbions
247(1)
Is-ness
Jaw worms
247(7)
The Quaker worm
Xenoturbellids
254(6)
Gutless, brainless
Acoelomorphs
260(6)
Just one more thing
Phoronids
266(7)
James Bond and the kraken
Giant squid
273(7)
Supers lug
Octopus
280(8)
Nautilus but nice
Nautilus
288(7)
She sells seashells
Shell-wearing molluscs
295(7)
Fearful the death of the diver must be
Giant clam
302(7)
Valuing oysters
Oysters
309(5)
One more twist
Gastropods
314(8)
Creeping like snail
Giant African land snail
322(7)
On our last legs
Arthropods
329(8)
A suit of armour
Japanese spider crab
337(7)
Beloved barnacles
Barnacles
344(7)
The silk route
Spiders
351(6)
The Kalahari Ferrari
Solifugids
357(7)
Twenty centimetres!
Centipedes
364(7)
Second innings
Large blue butterfly
371(8)
Laser epiphany
Blue morpho
379(8)
Les demoiselles du Waveney
Dragon flies
387(8)
Cannibal sex
Praying mantis
395(6)
Unreal city
Termites
401(7)
True bugs suck
Bugs
408(6)
Let copulation thrive
Flies
414(9)
Prostitutes and clients
Bees
423(7)
The wasp and the devil's chaplain
Wasps
430(8)
The best butter
Butterflies and moths
438(7)
Inordinate fondness and all that
Beetles
445(9)
Axis of weevil
Weevils
454
Vertebrate Cycle
Lemurs and archbishops
Primates
42(6)
Long-jump gold medal
Bushbaby
48(5)
The lion, the glitch and the glove compartment
Lion
53(8)
The profile of Winnie-the-Pooh
Bears
61(7)
Il buono, il brutto E il cattivo
Hyena
68(8)
The half-and-halfers
Seals
76(8)
Wimbledon champion
Bovids
84(8)
Walking with lechwe
Lechwe. and genenuk
92(9)
Do I know you?
Naked mole, rat
101(7)
The elephant in the corridor
Elephant
108(8)
Plan A for aardvark
Aardvark
116(7)
Flying flashers
Idiurus
123(7)
Self-sharpening chisels
Rodents
130(8)
Dirty rats
Rat
138(7)
Good old Ratty
Water-vole and dormouse
145(8)
Night-leaper
Spring-hare
153(5)
Flashin' sunshine children
Shrews
158(4)
That breathtaking breath
Whales
162(6)
Song of the sea
Whalesong
168(5)
Gnomes of the river
River, dolphins
173
Disgustingly upside down
Bats
171(13)
The altruistic vampire
Vampire hats
184(5)
Pocket dynamo
Marsupials
189(6)
Death comes for the Elephant's Child
More elephants
195(7)
Epiphany
Even more elephants
202(5)
Time for transition
Platypus
207(5)
Feather
Kestrel
212(7)
The nausea of Charles Darwin
Peacock
219(5)
How many ways of catching a fish
Toucan, river birds
224(5)
Look, no stabilisers
Bateleur
229(7)
Same bat time, same bat hawk
Bat hawk
236(7)
The dark side
Owls
243(7)
Crisis relocation
Terns
250(7)
Swift scramming frenzy
Swifts
257(5)
Jewels that breathe
Hummingbirds
262(7)
The wardrobe bird
Flamingos
269(8)
Instant birder
Lilac-breasted roller
277(7)
The Clever Club
Crows
284(8)
Bell-beat of their wings
Swans
292(6)
22:1
Albatross
298(7)
No flying, please, we're birds
Flightless birds
305(6)
Do I contradict myself?
Penguins
311(6)
Hijoputido
Passerines
317(8)
Wild thing
Marsh warbler
325(8)
Blood-chilling
Crocodiles
333(7)
Snakes, unclad humans and a garden
Snakes
340(8)
Secret snakes
Adder
348(6)
Disgusting clumsy lizards
Lizards
354(6)
Good luck, little metaphor
Turtles
360(7)
Shape-shifters
Amphibians
367(8)
When I was a rain god
Frogs
375(8)
Death by frog
Golden poison frog
383(9)
A miraculous draught of newts
Newts
392(6)
Beautiful shirts
Caecilians
398(7)
"Fish"
Fish
405(6)
The stillness of salmon
Salmon
411(7)
The Eden fish
Cleaner fish
418(9)
That's no parasite: that's my husband
Angler fish
427(7)
The sinking fish
Sharks
434(8)
No bones about it
Cartilaginous fish
442(9)
Ray of Sunshine
Manta ray
451(6)
Epilogue
The beginning
Jawless fish, lobe-finned fish 457
Simon Barnes is the author of many wild volumes, including the bestselling Bad Birdwatcher trilogy, Rewild Yourself, On The Marsh, The History of the World in 100 Animals, and The History of the World in 100 Plants. He is a council member of World Land Trust, trustee of Conservation South Luangwa and patron of Save the Rhino. In 2014, he was awarded the Rothschild Medal for services to conservation. He lives in Norfolk with his family and horses, where he manages several acres for wildlife. He was the Chief Sports Writer for The Times until 2014, having worked for the paper for 30 years.