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TIM COULSON FRS
TIM COULSON FRS
Predators: How Nature’s Killers Shape Life on Earth
Predators: How Nature’s Killers Shape Life on Earth
On sale 4 March 2027 · Headline Press
From tiny orb-weaver spiders to sperm whales, predators take astonishing forms. Tim Coulson follows their story across the history of life, showing how nature’s hunters shape ecosystems and drive evolution.
Drawing on science and encounters from Yellowstone, the Serengeti, Trinidad and beyond, Predators reveals why animals we fear are essential to the living world.
Praise for Predators
“He shows how predators shape natural ecosystems and drive evolutionary change.” — Lord John Krebs
“A fascinating and important book about why predators matter.” — William J. Ripple, Oregon State University
“The animals we fear most are also the ones our planet—and our civilisation—cannot afford to lose.” — Professor Amy Dickman
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A Little History of Everything
A Little History of Everything
Published by Penguin Michael Joseph in 2025
Do you ever find yourself wondering how we came to exist?
Do you ever find yourself wondering how we came to exist?
Or how humans came to call planet Earth our home?
Or how humans came to call planet Earth our home?
Starting with the Big Bang and ending with humanity, the book follows the history of the universe, life and consciousness—
Starting with the Big Bang and ending with humanity, the book follows the history of the universe, life and consciousness—
bringing big scientific ideas together for a general audience.
bringing big scientific ideas together for a general audience.
The book connects discoveries across physics, chemistry and biology, showing how scientific ideas fit together and what they tell us about our origins.
The book connects discoveries across physics, chemistry and biology, showing how scientific ideas fit together and what they tell us about our origins.
Were humans inevitable, or are we simply lucky to be here?
Were humans inevitable, or are we simply lucky to be here?
Praise for A Little History.
Praise for A Little History.
'Sapiens but for science' Martin Rees
'Sapiens but for science' Martin Rees
‘Tim Coulson is at home with science as an integrated whole. A pleasure to read.’ Richard Dawkins
‘Tim Coulson is at home with science as an integrated whole. A pleasure to read.’ Richard Dawkins
'Coulson's book is highly readable and a neat mixture of erudition and entertainment' The Independent
'Coulson's book is highly readable and a neat mixture of erudition and entertainment' The Independent
'A charming, engaging and erudite account by a distinguished biologist of all the things that had to happen for you and me to exist and be as we are.' David Christian, author of The New York Times Bestseller Origin Story
'A charming, engaging and erudite account by a distinguished biologist of all the things that had to happen for you and me to exist and be as we are.' David Christian, author of The New York Times Bestseller Origin Story
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