Epic Earth

Hold on tight for a bold and epically fascinating journey through time packed with bizarre creatures, jaw-dropping facts, and all the chaotic drama Earth has to offer.Known for turning TikTok and YouTube into her own digital science classroom, viral content creator Lindsay Nikole brings her signature energy and storytelling to Epic Earth?a book that transforms 4.6 billion years of history?from the Precambrian era to the present?into an unforgettable adventure.This is the story of Earth like you’ve never seen it before?from the first spark of life to prehistoric monsters to the rise of humans…and all the weird stuff in between. This book takes you through every era of the Earth’s history.Meet some prehistoric creatures too weird for Hollywood:Opabinia – a five-eyed, backward-facing, vacuum-nozzle-mouthed oddball that looks like it lost a bet with evolutionAnomalocaris – a giant ocean predator with sideways-facing claws (basically nightmare shrimp)Aegirocassis – a filter-feeding sea giant Lindsay calls “absolutely grotesque”Titanoboa - the largest snake to ever exist (yes, it could eat you)Smilodon - the legendary saber-toothed cat with a bite far scarier than its Instagram profile would suggestPlus: ancient sharks, giant bugs, and way too many creatures with way too many teethIn Epic Earth, you’ll uncover:The chaotic early days of Earth (volcanoes, meteors, and non-stop disaster)Paleozoic oceans teeming with alien-like lifeThe rise and fall of dinosaurs (plus some you’ve never heard of)Mass extinctions that hit like plot twistsIce Ages, megafauna, and why prehistoric animals were so extraHow life survived again and again ? and how we fit into the storyThe history of Earth is a wild ride. Let Lindsay Nikole be your guide.Perfect for:Fans of Lindsay Nikole’s TikToks, YouTube videos, and animal contentCurious readers ages 10 and upScience lovers, animal nerds, dino-obsessed kids (and adults)Classrooms, science teachers, and homeschool familiesAnyone who loves fun facts, wild creatures, and epic storytelling.