Book Review: Two new studies assess the lives of the largest creatures in nature
We live in a world we barely understand. Even though air travel and the detail of Google Maps have made the world seem smaller, and we’re daily bombarded with news from all over the globe, life on Earth may as well be alien to us. Researchers estimate that there are 8.7 million species on this planet. This is no doubt a gross underestimate, and even the species we know of can remain mysterious.
Consider the blue whale. It was named in 1758, but we still don’t know exactly how heavy a full-grown individual is. They’re too...
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