Dinosaur Little Q Children's Library recently produced a set of exquisite popular science comics "Science Adventure "Science Adventure", including "Into the Amazon Rainforest", "Brave the Sahara", "Climbing Mount Everest" and "Going to Antarctica" 4 volumes.
These are all incomparably yearning mysterious adventure places, belonging to the "Lifetime Longing to Visit" series, now let's follow the Big Bang team to see the climate, geology, flora and fauna, customs and so on of these places.
The first stop of the Big Bang Squad came to the "lungs of the earth" Amazon rainforest, where they were bitten by fierce piranhas, chased and bitten by nasty ants, and attacked by amphibians and forest grasshoppers.
What are piranhas most afraid of?
Who is the natural enemy of the "snake star" king cobra?
Why do macaws eat dirt?
What clever pretenders are there in the rainforest?
What is the phenomenon of "strangling" of plants?
The second stop of the Big Bang team came to the Sahara Desert, where they met the ancient city of Fes, which was not allowed to pass by cars and used only donkeys as a means of transportation, encountered a terrifying sandstorm that covered the sky, and found lifelike rock paintings that recorded life in ancient times.
What's going on with a mirage?
How do you collect water in the desert?
Caught in a quickbin pit, how to save yourself?
Did you know that drinking large amounts of water quickly after dehydration can cause water poisoning?
The third stop of the Big Bang squad came to Mount Everest, earthquakes, avalanches, slipping cliffs, disorientation in a blizzard, ice avalanches... This stop is really scary.
What training and preparation should I do before reaching the top?
Which route is safer to climb to the top?
Do snowmen really exist?
The last stop of the Big Bang team was Antarctica, where roaring westerly winds swept up waves four or five meters high, straining their icebreakers, and magnetic storms that caused navigation systems to lose signal, disorienting them, and staging an ice crusoe.
Black right whales, emperor penguins, magnificent auroras, elephant seals, albatrosses... Antarctica is so exciting.
Where you can't walk, you can read. Parents can read it with their children, maybe one day this dream will take root?