As human civilization continues to advance, and wilderness retreats, truly wild moments become harder to find. This book by photographer Mark Enarson explores places where raw nature still exists as it has since before history was recorded. The book takes the reader to Alaska where huge bears hunt isolated streams for salmon; to the dark forests of the Amazon where life expresses itself in staggering diversity; to the Serengeti where more than a million wildebeest run a gauntlet of predators in their annual migration; and to the southern tip of Africa where massive white sharks hunt young seals each winter. Exploration of these wild places provides a better understanding of what makes these animals and their environments so special and in need of our protection.