Human world without (Korean edition)

A world without humans
Science Nonfiction by Alan Wiseman, winner of the American Best Science Writing Award and journalist. The book was praised by Time magazine as "the best non-fiction this year for the world to read together," and from Newsweek, it was praised as "a book that will remain as a book of revelation for mankind in the 21st century." It has been translated and published in 20 countries around the world, and National Geographic has decided to make it into a movie, and it has been a hot topic ever since its publication.

Leaving intellectual exploration to find the answer to the question. And what will the world be like without humans, and what will disappear with mankind and what heritage will be left on earth? Throughout the Korean Demilitarized Zone, along with ruins in Turkey and Northern Cyprus, every corner of the world, including Africa, the Amazon, the Arctic, and many other areas I met with experts from the world to bring a vivid picture of the world after human disappearance.