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The new David Attenborough book-

  • 24-01-2006 10:43pm
    #1
    direbadger
    Closed Accounts Posts: 141 ✭✭


    -Life in the Undergrowth is amazing!

    I'm only two chapters in and I'm already filled with amazement and wonder at the ingenious variety and complexity of invertebrates! There's also a good helping of really freaky things which appeal to some gruesome young fella I seem to share a brain with, like the giant sea scorpions and their scary relatives that survive today and the vicious bat-eating centipedes! I'm not in the least scared of insects, bugs or spiders but reading some of those bits gave me a chill! Whee! There's also lots of interesting stuff about very familiar creatures such as wood lice (they're crustaceans!) and harvestmen (more closely related to scorpions than spiders!). Seriously read it!

    *naturalhistorynerd*


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  • #2
    Funsterdelux
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    did you watch the series on bbc


  • #3
    direbadger
    Closed Accounts Posts: 141 ✭✭direbadger


    Funsterdelux wrote:
    did you watch the series on bbc
    Nah, I don't have the any reception on my telly. I'll get it on DVD some day...


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