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IS THE FUTURE SO WILD?
Notes about Dougal Dixon's book "The Future is Wild" and film based upon this book.
For more productive work at Neocene Project animalist artists
ready to work for the interest (as all other project members)
are persistently needed .
The Incredible World Tour to neocene
Author's vision of possible ways of evolution and futuristic lifeforms 25 MY in the future.
Life on the Earth 25 million years in the future
How to predict the future? Laws and principles of evolution.
Savanna of Northern Africa
Savanna of Northern Africa
Nile River in Sahara savanna
Island in the Indian Ocean
Reeves in the Indian Ocean
6. “Garret of the world” and its inhabitants
Savanna of Meganesia (Australia and New Guinea), predators and prey.
Temperate zone of Pacific Ocean
Pacific Ocean, plankton organisms and the ecosystem formed in their colonies.
Subantarctic islands
10. Traveler of southern mountains
Plains and mountains of Patagonia
Pampas of South America
12. Inhabitants of the great river
Basin of Amason River
Mexican plateau
14. Everyday life of wide plains
Great plains of North America
Rainforest of South-Eastern Asia
Himalayan mountains
Bushland in Mongolia
Northern Ural
Islands in Polar Ocean
Atlantic coast of Europa
Salt swamps of Mediterranean lowland
23. Kingdom of mountain spirits
Inhabitants of Balkan caves
Selva of South America
Island in South-Eastern Asia
25. Monster of tropical paradise
Tropical zone of Pacific Ocean
Fourseas - shallow sea in South-Eastern Europe
27. Land of thousand disasters
Eastern China - great wetlands.
New Azora - volcanic island in Atlantic Ocean and coastal inhabitants
Bhut’s “Dragons of Eyre Gulf” in English
Large aquatic goannas, the inhabitants of Eyre Gulf in Meganesia and their migration to Tasmania.
World tour to Neocene: archive ZIP (500 Kb) of HTML pages (text only)
Futuristic Bestiarium
Other animals and plants of the Earth
25 MY in the future - descriptions not included to chapters in English version.Reptiles and amphibians (zip 82,5 Kb)
Invertebrates (zip 178 Kb)
Index to Neocene fauna and flora
Common list of Neocene animals and plants, immediate access to any description.
Some descriptions may exist in Russian, but have no English links. Be patient, new descriptions appear sooner or later!
For site news look here:
Dougal Dixon's
"After man: A Zoology of the Future"
HTML version of
the book.
Dougal Dixon's
"The New Dinosaurs. An alternative evolution"
HTML version of the book.
Dougal Dixon's
"Man after man.
An anthropology of the future"
HTML version of the book.
Leo Lionni's
"Parallel botany"
HTML version of the book
Harald Stumpke's
"The Snouters"
HTML version of the book (complete)
ZIP archive (78,8 kb, no pictures,
text only)
Andrey Zhuravlev "Wild, totally wild"
Article from "Paradox" magazine #9/2003 - critical notes to "The future
is Wild" project.
Timothy Donald Morris lives in Adelaide, Australia. He takes part in some speculative zoology projects like great Spec Project. He also has blogs dedicated to his own look to Spec and Neocene, and also the Yahoo group "Philosophica Dixonia"
The Neocene project is opened for new ideas every time!
