Lost World. Doyle A.K.

In 1912, the creator of Sherlock Holmes Arthur Conan Doyle published in the magazine Stend Roman “The lost world”, whose name eventually became a common formula, and the plot was a prototype of many adventurous and fantastic narratives (from Plutonia V. Obruchev Before the “Jurassic Park” by M. Kruton) about the wanderings into unknown lands, divorced from modern civilization and rich in prehistoric flora and fauna. The whim of one young beauty and one hot academic discussion abandoned four British - a young and promising journalist Edward Melone, professors of Challenger and Summerly and Lord John Roquiston - in the jungle of South America. In the mysterious and dangerous corner of the ancient world, miraculously survived in the wilds of the Amazon, the expedition members had to face carnivorous antediluvian monsters and enter into a fight with the distant ancestors of modern man...