What part of the world can be found in a game console? Does a cyclist in Warsaw help save polar bears? How does a video from the Internet travel across the seabed? Would a goldfish be happier in the river? Why do tomatoes prefer that we don't flush the toilet and orangutans don't like toothpaste?

The questions this book asks are less crazy than they might seem. The answers to them will help readers understand the impact of our small, everyday activities on nature - both the one close to us and the one on the other side of the globe.

Without pessimism or moralizing, this beautifully illustrated book by Emanuelle Figueras and Tristan Gion arouses curiosity, increases awareness and is a lot of fun for both younger readers and adults, while teaching mindfulness, empathy and looking much beyond the tip of your nose!