A beautifully illustrated exploration of the landscape hidden
beneath our feet From the icy poles to the deepest parts of the
oceans, humans have explored Earth's most challenging environments,
and have even journeyed on into space. But how did these places
form and what are the features that make them unique? How do humans
live and work in these harsh landscapes? Most importantly, how is
human activity impacting them and their natural inhabitants and
wildlife, and what does the future hold for them? Life at Extremes:
Underground explores the wonders that lie hidden beneath our feet,
from burrows and caves to the rocky layers that make up the Earth
itself. It looks at the unique wildlife that lives below the ground
and the rich mineral resources it offers. It also uncovers how
humans co-exist with the underground world, using it to build
unique hideaways, homes and even whole towns. Titles in the series:
Life at Extremes: Space Life at Extremes: The Poles Life at
Extremes: Underground Life at Extremes: Under the Sea Contents:
Inside Earth Tectonic plates Always changing Under our feet
Underground caves Cave dwellers Burrows Life below ground Safe
hideaways Hidden networks Underground riches Digging up the past
The future Glossary Dig deeper! Index
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