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Nature Invented It First

Ross E. Hutchins

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Description:We consider ourselves to be the most intelligent of all creatures on the earth. If, however, we look closely at the achievements of some of our fellow creatures, and even of some plants, it becomes evident that few of our accomplishments are really new.Long before man appeared upon the world's stage, certain plants and animals were using electricity; birds, bats, and insects had mastered flight; squids and some insects were darting through the water by jet propulsion; chemical warfare was being practiced by various plants and animals; agricultural crops were being cultivated by a number of insects.Come take a close look at what various animals and plants have "invented" to fit themselves to their special ways of life. Is there truly much that is new under the sun?Chapters:1) Tools 2) Sonar 3) Flashlights 4) Air Conditioning 5) Hypodermic Needles 6) Navigation 7) Chemical Warfare 8) Camouflage 9) Armored Tanks 10) Submarines 11) Airplanes 12) The Building Trades 13) Agricultural Pursuits 14) Hunters and TrappersWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Nature Invented It First. To get started finding Nature Invented It First, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: We consider ourselves to be the most intelligent of all creatures on the earth. If, however, we look closely at the achievements of some of our fellow creatures, and even of some plants, it becomes evident that few of our accomplishments are really new.Long before man appeared upon the world's stage, certain plants and animals were using electricity; birds, bats, and insects had mastered flight; squids and some insects were darting through the water by jet propulsion; chemical warfare was being practiced by various plants and animals; agricultural crops were being cultivated by a number of insects.Come take a close look at what various animals and plants have "invented" to fit themselves to their special ways of life. Is there truly much that is new under the sun?Chapters:1) Tools 2) Sonar 3) Flashlights 4) Air Conditioning 5) Hypodermic Needles 6) Navigation 7) Chemical Warfare 8) Camouflage 9) Armored Tanks 10) Submarines 11) Airplanes 12) The Building Trades 13) Agricultural Pursuits 14) Hunters and TrappersWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Nature Invented It First. To get started finding Nature Invented It First, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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