Nature's Masterpieces

by Steve Cox

The Earth, Its Wonders, Its Nature's Masterpieces Steve Cox; Michael Bright and Colin Woodman

Genres: Nature, Nonfiction, Science

160 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1994

Reviews

[Robert Allan Wragg · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very interesting book. Tells about plants and animals on him they protect themselves , found how plants protect them and their prey and how animals protect themselves and blend in with their surrounding and also and sea , this books explains it all.

[Isla Scott · Rating 4 out of 5]

Lots of nice photos and some interesting facts given in a shortish but informative book. Not bad.

[Bo Manson · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book explored the ever-changing landscape that shaped the earth since hundreds of thousands of years ago and its ongoing process. Beauty of colors in natures from all around the world are all captured in a vivid pictures and weird phenomena that caused such coloration. The plant and animal intricate life taken from every part of the region of the earth are also described for better and deeper understanding about their life. When a book measured a feet by a feet, we can have a lot of superb photograph of life. Volcano in action, towering ice wall, majestic mountains, vastness of deserts, the skies, and plants and animals all around the world for eye candy whether a full two, side by side pages or snippets.

[Min]

Some beautiful imagery and information behind the formation of our planet. First half is good, but the rest is either too scientific or not interesting enough. It would have done better to have a seperate one for animals.