From the marshy areas, unique among lands with high humidity, to the sandy expanses of the Sahara and from the coral reefs of the Great Coral Reefs to the frozen heights of the Himalayas at the top of the world, the wonders of nature adorn every continent and sea. Some of these wild places are praised for their wild natural beauty, others for their unimaginable vastness, for the lush communities of animals and plants, or for their disappearing ecosystems, and some are so amazing that they are considered sacred. More than 50 of these amazing natural wonders have been photographed in an astonishing way and there is an exciting, captivating narrative about them for the reader. [...] The descriptive text presents a detailed overview of the geography, geology, and natural history of each place, offering a comprehensive summary of the origin of these wonders and the thousands of plants and animals that inhabit them. The author also addresses the importance of national parks and protected areas for the protection and preservation of these precious sites for future generations. "Wonders of Nature" is both an inspiring work for the fearless traveler and an exciting yet comfortable journey for the reader.