The Atlas of Natural Wonders is a spectacular guide to the world's most breathtaking places. Shaped over the years by natural forces and, as yet, largely unaffected by man, they are found in every continent - from Mount Everest, poised on the roof of the world, to the source of Krakatoa, deep in the earth's crust; from the sculptured splendour of the Giant's Causeway, to the eerie, fog-clad expanses of the Namib desert.
The Atlas of Natural Wonders takes the reader on a journey round these great natural sites - each of which is stunningly photographed. The plants and animals that live within these areas are also vividly captured - for example, the corals and fish of the Great Barrier Reef; the lemurs, aye-ayes and baobab trees of Madagascar; the rare birds of Las Marismas and the Okefenokee swamp.
