Description
Why do jellies wobble? Why don't the oceans overflow? Why do racing cars have fat tyres? How do widgets in beer cans work? How many bones does a giraffe have in that long neck? I've been told that dogs only see in black and white. Is that true? How do we know that no two snow crystals are the same? Why is the earth round? And how do we know it is? why do camels have such bad breath? What is a bruise? Are chemicals in my brain responsible for my falling in love? Will they fade as I grow older? How long can love last? Do Cats Have Belly Buttons? is a follow-up to the successful Can Cows Walk Down Stairs?. Answering life's big questions, as well as the small, it unravels the science behind those things we take for granted, and explains just why the world and its contents are as they are. Informative, entertaining, humorous, it is the perfect present for quizaholics, science addicts, the insatiably questioning, and anyone curious about life on earth.
About the Author
Paul Heiney is a well-known writer, broadcaster and journalist. Best known for the consumer television programme Watchdog, he has been a contributor on all of Britain's national radio networks. His books include The Nuts and Bolts of Life (Sutton, 2002) and Can Cows Walk Down Stairs? (Sutton, 2005). He is married to Libby Purves, presenter of Mid-Week, and lives in Suffolk.
Book Information
ISBN 9780750946452
Author Paul Heiney
Format Hardback
Page Count 288
Imprint The History Press Ltd
Publisher The History Press Ltd
Weight(grams) 440g
Dimensions(mm) 235mm * 165mm * 10mm
