Epic Insects: The Termites
Book Details
Author(s)Al Waller
PublisherProcess 742 Media
ISBN / ASINB01E0FL3RO
ISBN-13978B01E0FL3R6
Sales Rank1,064,118
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
EARTH DISCOVERED BY ALIENS!
… And not just any aliens – the Ultra Galactic Gung-Ho Gurus or U.G.3. They’re an interstellar news team assigned to our strange little planet on the edge of the galaxy. And one of their first, most important reports from Earth is about… Termites.
Hmmm.
But it’s not as weird as it sounds, or maybe it is. Just take a look at some of the cool things that the U.G.3 have uncovered:
• Even though they’re blind and deaf and have very little brain power to speak of, termites build some of the most amazing structures on Earth.
• Many of their soldiers protect the termite mound using giant sword-like mandibles or chemical weapons that spray poisonous gas or toxic goo.
• Termites have the strangest ways to communicate like leaving smelly scent trails; banging their heads on the ceiling hard enough to be felt throughout an entire mound, and something called Trophallaxis that is just too gross to mention here.
• Termites are big contributors to global warming. They pump millions of tons of methane gas into the atmosphere every year by… farting.
So join the Ultra Galactic Gung-Ho Gurus in their hilarious, fully illustrated exploration of some of Earth’s most misunderstood inhabitants in Epic Insects: The Termites!
… And not just any aliens – the Ultra Galactic Gung-Ho Gurus or U.G.3. They’re an interstellar news team assigned to our strange little planet on the edge of the galaxy. And one of their first, most important reports from Earth is about… Termites.
Hmmm.
But it’s not as weird as it sounds, or maybe it is. Just take a look at some of the cool things that the U.G.3 have uncovered:
• Even though they’re blind and deaf and have very little brain power to speak of, termites build some of the most amazing structures on Earth.
• Many of their soldiers protect the termite mound using giant sword-like mandibles or chemical weapons that spray poisonous gas or toxic goo.
• Termites have the strangest ways to communicate like leaving smelly scent trails; banging their heads on the ceiling hard enough to be felt throughout an entire mound, and something called Trophallaxis that is just too gross to mention here.
• Termites are big contributors to global warming. They pump millions of tons of methane gas into the atmosphere every year by… farting.
So join the Ultra Galactic Gung-Ho Gurus in their hilarious, fully illustrated exploration of some of Earth’s most misunderstood inhabitants in Epic Insects: The Termites!
