What's Where in the World: Planet Earth as you've never seen it before

CONTENTS
Land, sea, and air
	Introduction
	Earth’s crust
	Earthquakes
	Mountains
	Volcanoes
	Ocean floor
	Ocean in motion
	Rivers
	Craters and meteorites
	Hot and cold
	Rain and snow
	Hurricanes
	Biomes
	Forests
	Deserts
	Ice
	Time zones
Living world
	Introduction
	Dinosaur fossils
	Predators
	Deadly creatures
	Alien invasion
	Bird migrations
	Whales
	Sharks
	River monsters
	Insects
	World of plants
	Biodiversity
	Unique wildlife
	Endangered animals
	Extinct animals
People and planet
	Introduction
	Where people live
	Nomads
	Young and old
	Health
	Pandemics
	Poverty
	The world’s gold
	Billionaires
	Food production
	Food intake
	Literacy
	Pollution
	Rubbish and waste
	Clean water
	Fossil fuels
	Alternative energy
	Climate change
	Wilderness
Engineering and technology
	Introduction
	Air traffic
	Shipping
	Railways
	Roads
	Tallest buildings
	Internet connections
	Satellites and space junk
	Armed forces
History
	Introduction
	Fossil humans
	Prehistoric culture
	Ancient empires
	Ancient wonders
	Mummies
	Medieval wonders
	Medieval empires
	Castles
	Battlegrounds
	The last empires
	Revolutions
	Shipwrecks
	Industrial wonders
Culture
	Introduction
	Languages
	Holy places
	Tourism
	Art
	Statues
	Festivals
	Television
	Stadiums
	Motor racing
	Roller coasters
	National flags
Index
Acknowledgements