"The Formation of Vegetable Mould, through the Action of Worms with Observations on their Habits" by Charles Darwin offers a fascinating glimpse into the hidden world beneath our feet. In this seminal work, Darwin meticulously explores the crucial role of earthworms in soil formation and the creation of humus.

A cornerstone of ecological understanding, this book details Darwin's extensive observations on earthworm habits and their profound impact on the environment. Delving into the science of humification, Darwin reveals how these often-overlooked creatures contribute to the fertility and structure of the soil.

This classic text, a landmark study in natural history and zoology, showcases Darwin's unparalleled ability to uncover the extraordinary within the ordinary. Discover the vital connection between earthworms and the earth itself in this enduring exploration of the natural world.

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