summary ✓ eBook, ePUB or Kindle PDF ´ Dave Freedman
Since Jurassic Park Natural Selection introduces a phenomenally dangerous new species of predator that is forced out of its world and intoman's for a violent first encounte. Natural Selection is a great science fiction thriller that combines imaginative ideas with a believable plot At first the possibility that giant manarays could learn to fly and kill humans seemed improbable and uite silly to me But the book elaborates scientific theory and proof supporting this science fiction fantasy It core explanation is through evolution manarays that harbored in the depths of the ocean become cunning predators A disease forces them out of the depths and as a result they begin to adapt to their new enviornment Using a muscle undulation found in pterodactyles the manarays develop a way to fly to find the food they need After which the worlds most dangerous predator is born
Dave Freedman ´ 8 summary
Natural Selection A NovelTher monster Today A monster that is smarter deadly and unlike any other to have evolved in the history of this planet Weaving together science and thriller in a way notseen. This was a very good and exciting book I love books like this monsters against mankind or at least some members of mankindI thought the plot moved very uickly and the ending oh my gosh the ending talk about your nail biterI would love to see this book made into a movie the giant manta rays would be fantastic I've always thought rays were kind of creepy anyway especially when you see their undersidesAnyway I did really enjoy the story it seemed to be well researched I only had a problem with a couple of the characters but really when I'm reading a book like this I don't care as much about the character development as I do about the thrills and chills and believe me there were alot of themI read on the back flap of the book that this is the author's first novel I'm going to check to see if he has written any like this I really hope so and if he hasn't yet I hope he will write some adventure books like this one