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The Sea Is Not Made of Water: Life Between the Tides

by Adam Nicolson

The Sea Is Not Made of Water: Life Between the Tides

by Adam Nicolson

"Life Between the Tides" by Adam Nicolson is a compelling dive into the hidden truths and mysteries of the shoreline ecosystems, particularly the mesmerizing rockpools that dot the coasts. Through the lens of both a scientist and a poet, Nicolson unravels the secrets of rockpool inhabitants, from their enigmatic behaviors and survival strategies to the broader ecological tales they whisper about the planet's ancient history. His narrative not only lures us into the microscopic intricacies of marine life but also connects these observations with human history, literature, and philosophical musings, demonstrating the profound link between humanity and the sea.

  • Non-Fiction
  • Ecology
  • Marine
  • Conservation
  • Nature
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