The 6th Extinction
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GMT Queen Maud Land, Antarctica“We can’t just keep hanging around here,” Kowalski commented, looking ready to kick the side of the stalled gondola.Gray understood his teammate’s consternation. He adjusted his night-vision goggles as he surveyed the landscape beyond their small cage in the sky. Their gondola hung four stories above the cavern floor. Dark waters washed against a shore of rock directly below. There was no going back the way they’d come, and the infrared illuminators along the under...carriage of the cage failed to penetrate very far ahead, revealing only a few of the ubiquitous petrified trunks, like pillars holding up the roof.Who knew what horrors lay beyond that darkness?Because what was visible here was terrifying enough.The slow-moving river below churned with hidden life. Sleek fins broke the surface occasionally. He watched a turtle-shell-backed creature lumber through the shallows, its head spiked like the tail of a Stegosaurus. A crocodilian beast slithered on its belly from the algae-covered bank to avoid this hulking trespasser and vanished into the waters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GMT Queen Maud Land, Antarctica“We can’t just keep hanging around here,” Kowalski commented, looking ready to kick the side of the stalled gondola.Gray understood his teammate’s consternation. He adjusted his night-vision goggles as he surveyed the landscape beyond their small cage in the sky. Their gondola hung four stories above the cavern floor. Dark waters washed against a shore of rock directly below. There was no going back the way they’d come, and the infrared illuminators along the under...carriage of the cage failed to penetrate very far ahead, revealing only a few of the ubiquitous petrified trunks, like pillars holding up the roof.Who knew what horrors lay beyond that darkness?Because what was visible here was terrifying enough.The slow-moving river below churned with hidden life. Sleek fins broke the surface occasionally. He watched a turtle-shell-backed creature lumber through the shallows, its head spiked like the tail of a Stegosaurus. A crocodilian beast slithered on its belly from the algae-covered bank to avoid this hulking trespasser and vanished into the waters.
What to read after The 6th Extinction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Rollins to read onlineMoreLess
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