Slime

In 'Slime: A Natural History', Susanne Wedlich delves into the fascinating world of slime, tracing its 3 billion year history from its role in the evolution of life to its potential in the post-human future.

The book explores slime's biological functions, its presence in various ecosystems, and its cultural impact across literature, art, and film.

Wedlich discusses how slime is both a vehicle for pathogens and a crucial component of our immune system, highlighting its importance in our world.