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Bacteria were the first life on Earth. But what do we really know about them? In this captivating, science-driven book, you’ll learn everything you need to know about these often misunderstood―and incredibly interesting―microbes.In this engagingly written and scientifically rigorous book, author and scientist Ludger Wess introduces an eclectic collection of impressive, u
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Bacteria were the first life on Earth. But what do we really know about them? In this captivating,
science-driven book, you’lllearn everything you need to know about these often
misunderstood―an incredibly interesting―mirobes.In this engagingly written and
scientifically rigorous book, author and scientist Ludger Wess introduces an eclectic collection of
impressive, useful, weird, and dangerous bacterial species. Wess reveals everything he knows
about bacteria, including their ability to survive almost anywhere, to “lep”for millions
of years before becoming active again, to maintain their own immune systems (a discovery that
has led to medical breakthroughs for humans), and to―hyothetically―lie on other
planets.In part two, Wess moves on to his curious compendium of bacterial species, presenting
fifty fascinating portraits grouped by useful categories: bacteria that are record holders, extremehabitat
dwellers, unusual consumers, people-helpers, and people-harmers. Beautiful black-andwhite
illustrations accompany each portrait. At the end of this engrossing read, Wess recognizes
how much we still don’tknow about bacteria. But by starting here, we can come closer to
understanding the first life on Earth.