Natural History in Comics

Want to know how leukocytes work? What lifestyle do vampire mice lead? How does a tornado form? Mike Barfield and Jess Bradley have the answers to these and many other questions. An exciting story awaits you not only about life on Earth but also beyond its bounds!  
The book is divided into three sections: the first is dedicated to the human body, the second to the animal kingdom, and the third to explaining various natural phenomena. If you are interested in how the human body works, what animals do when no one is watching, as well as the scientific basis of various natural events, then you will definitely enjoy this book. The regularly featured section "A Day in the Life" gives a brief overview, for example, of the life of an eye or... a Komodo dragon. If you want to know everything in detail, you should look at the "Close-Up" pages, and the "Diaries" will tell you what a particular part of the body, some animal, or even – lightning! – really feels.
Thanks to the principle of "a little bit of everything," the authors have managed to cover an impressive assortment of topics. Even though each of them is allocated one or two pages, the detailed diagrams and in-depth exploration of the material help the book avoid superficial presentation. Amusing situations that depict the lives of the "heroes" pepper the narrative. In this book, the hero can be anyone or even anything! The organs of the human body are presented to us as diligent workers, each with its own character. And spiders, anemones, bananas and coconuts, lightning, rocks, and even space probes become characters in funny stories and begin to tell about themselves.