Bernd HeinrichNon-Fiction · Science & Nature·b. 1940
Life everlasting
Synopsis
Inspired by a friend's request for a green burial, acclaimed biologist Bernd Heinrich investigates how the animal world deals with death and renewal. He explores the intricate processes of decomposition and scavenging, from carrion beetles burying mice to the collaborative efforts of ravens and wolves. Heinrich reveals the profound ecological and spiritual lessons found in nature's cycle of turning life to life.
How it reads
Prose complexity 7/10