Shar Levine Livres

The book explores the classification of over a million animal species, organizing them into major phyla and classes while highlighting critical features like cell structure and feeding needs. It includes intriguing case histories on new mammal discoveries, conservation efforts for endangered species, and the role of natural predators in ecosystem balance. Additionally, it examines animals' interactions with plants, bacteria, and Archaea, providing a comprehensive look at the intricate relationships within the animal kingdom.

Exploring over 250,000 species, this vibrant book delves into the diverse groups of plants, such as mosses, ferns, conifers, and flowering plants. It emphasizes their vital ecological roles as food chain producers and oxygen creators, while also addressing their impact on climate and the water cycle. Noteworthy case studies highlight the discovery of a new conifer species in Australia and unique instances of plant breeding, providing a comprehensive look at the significance of plants in our world.