In the world of the sea, there seems to be some alliance, strategy, plan and wisdom.
But what exactly is the plan? And "what" directed all this?
Scientists have to admit that humans don't know much about this planet that they think they have ruled for tens of millions of years compared to space.
In Peru, a fisherman disappeared from the sea.
In the kitchen of the top French restaurant "Three Fatties", the delicious lobster stared at the chef with its black eyes, and then exploded; messages from the bottom of the sea spread from the urban sewers...
A pod of whales off the coast of Canada arrived weeks late, and while whale watching crowds were cheering to welcome the arrival, they unexpectedly joined forces to attack.
Mussels began to have the ability to navigate, and even negotiated a cooperation strategy with whales?
Battleship jellyfish sparks poisoning scare; swarms of highly venomous jellyfish gather on shores, threatening Australia and Indonesia.
The cables intertwined in the deep sea were torn off, the two sides of the Atlantic were completely disconnected, and the telephone and the Internet were suddenly turned into waste; the Strait of Gibraltar, the Strait of Malacca and the English Channel, the most important trade lifelines on the earth, were paralyzed one by one.
And when human beings face such a terrifying end of the world together, they don't even know what the opponent is, or even whether there is an opponent.
As a result, oil companies, fanatical environmentalists, and radical patriotic soldiers worked together, and biologists, geologists, and astronomers worked together to face a completely unknown enemy. At the same time, a great period drama was staged in which ignorance, greed, awe, humility, compassion, and plunder, all the holiness and despicability of human nature, were intertwined.
Reader comments
The final fight in the nest feels like conflict for the sake of conflict, too much like the plot in a movie, maybe just to make it into a movie...
The concept of group is very creative and okay
The content of this book is so fascinating! Just like a friend of mine who is particularly fascinated by marine life, he will definitely be excited to read this book. The author's narrative technique is great and made me feel like I was on an ocean journey. Moreover, the knowledge in the book is also very rich, like a kaleidoscope, which opened my eyes. It reminds me of "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", which is also about the magical world of the ocean, but "Swarm" is more realistic and global. I think this book is not only suitable for people who like science fiction, but also for people who are curious about the world.
Are there any TV shows?
Read it in one sitting, thought-provoking
When I saw it later, I thought it was going to be a team-annihilation ending.
The final fight in the nest feels like conflict for the sake of conflict, too much like the plot in a movie, maybe just to make it into a movie...
The concept of group is very creative and okay
The content of this book is so fascinating! Just like a friend of mine who is particularly fascinated by marine life, he will definitely be excited to read this book. The author's narrative technique is great and made me feel like I was on an ocean journey. Moreover, the knowledge in the book is also very rich, like a kaleidoscope, which opened my eyes. It reminds me of "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", which is also about the magical world of the ocean, but "Swarm" is more realistic and global. I think this book is not only suitable for people who like science fiction, but also for people who are curious about the world.
Are there any TV shows?
Read it in one sitting, thought-provoking
When I saw it later, I thought it was going to be a team-annihilation ending.