The Blue Planet by Martha Holmes
Still, while we have devoted much time and resources to discover what lies beneath the waves' surface, we remain rather clueless about it. This book takes readers on a curious journey to unearth more of the Earth's underwater secrets, examining many different life forms, from plants to animals, that survive in the rich and diverse ecosystem within our oceans.
The Blue Planet explores coastlines, ocean edges, and the mysterious landscape of the bottom of the seabed, where perpetual darkness and monstrous creatures await their prey.
With a foreword by natural historian, David Attenborough, and the inclusion of 400 stunning and truly fascinating colour photos, The Blue Planet is an exhilarating and impressive portrait of our oceans and what they contain.
You should read this book if…
The Blue Planet explores coastlines, ocean edges, and the mysterious landscape of the bottom of the seabed, where perpetual darkness and monstrous creatures await their prey.
With a foreword by natural historian, David Attenborough, and the inclusion of 400 stunning and truly fascinating colour photos, The Blue Planet is an exhilarating and impressive portrait of our oceans and what they contain.
You should read this book if…
- You are ready to hold your breath and dive into the deep a mysterious world of ocean life
- You want to gain a comprehensive understanding of how oceans have changed and affected the plants and animals that call them home
- You want a stunning coffee table book to impress your guests!