What kind of development did the earliest complex organic molecules that could replicate themselves and mutate randomly undergo, and finally create the colorful world of life today? Why does life come to land? Why do birds learn to fly? Why do whales return to the ocean? Hermaphroditism, viviparity, hairiness, and erectness—how did these seemingly natural characteristics of ours develop? Follow every vivid life and go back to the past again and again. Through different perspectives and scales, you can understand an epic story of life on earth that is rich in details and is more likely to be closer to reality.
Reader comments
I especially like the content about biological evolution in the book. It feels like I am reading a story full of miracles and adventures. Moreover, the author's writing style is very vivid, making complex scientific knowledge easy to understand. As the book says, the war of life never stops, and we are all participants in this war.
I especially like the content about biological evolution in the book. It feels like I am reading a story full of miracles and adventures. Moreover, the author's writing style is very vivid, making complex scientific knowledge easy to understand. As the book says, the war of life never stops, and we are all participants in this war.