| Does Anything Eat Wasps?: And 101 Other Questions (New Scientist) | 
enlarge | Author: "new Scientist" Creator: Mick O'hare Publisher: Profile Books Ltd Category: Book
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Media: Paperback Pages: 256 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4 Dimensions (in): 7.6 x 5.1 x 0.6
ISBN: 1861979738 EAN: 9781861979735 ASIN: 1861979738
Publication Date: November 3, 2005 Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days Condition: **UK SHIPPED**SWIFT RELIABLE SERVICE** With friendly customer care! "Buy with confidence, Buy Book EcoLOGICal" Cover has some creases.
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bookeybook book November 16, 2005 243 out of 269 found this review helpful
Came across this in my friends bathroom. And it is one of the best books I have ever dipped into, so now everyone is getting it for Christmas. I now know why we have eyebrows! And never having studied science AT ALL, I am amazed it could hold my interest for so long. Fabyfabfab.
Great value, great fun November 14, 2005 408 out of 419 found this review helpful
Every year, around Christmas, some book gets a reputation as a popular stocking filler, and I'm rather hoping it will be this one. Readers of 'New Scientist' will be familiar with the last page, 'Last Word' column which offers answers to readers' questions. "Does Anything Eat Wasps?" offers a collection of some of the best of these questions of science and technology.It's a fascinating and amusing little read. It might equip you with convincing answers to obscure pub quiz questions. It will capture your imagination and stimulate your need to enquire, explore, and understand. What is offered here is a series of intelligent, articulate explanations of a range of phenomena. You look at each question and wonder, "why is that?" Then you read the explanation. It's rational, in retrospect maybe even obvious, but it is a page turner of a read. This is a wonderful little volume for anyone interested in general knowledge, anyone who watches quiz programmes on the television, or anyone who has a broad interest in science and enquiry. Entertaining, amusing, instructive, and excellent value. And does anything eat wasps? Well, apart from advising you to always check the fruit you're eating … I'll leave that answer to the book.
Does Anything Eat Wasps?: November 10, 2005 79 out of 124 found this review helpful
Disturbingly fascinating. The science questions you really want the answers to! Do you know why we have eyebrows?
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