Underbug
About This Book
Underbug (2018) examines the hidden world of one of nature's most despised insects—the termite. Through extensive research and conversations with biologists, entomologists, and geneticists, Lisa Margonelli presents a compelling defense of these misunderstood creatures. Her investigation reveals their extraordinary building capabilities, their ancient partnership with a fungus dating back 250 million years, and the potential for gut microbes found in termites to help humanity develop cleaner energy sources.
Who Should Read This?
- Researchers and academics interested in biology
- People passionate about the natural world
- Hobbyists studying insects and their behavior
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