"Last Chance to See" is a travelogue written by Douglas Adams and Mark Carwardine, focusing on endangered species around the globe. The book combines humor and environmental awareness as Adams details his journeys to observe these animals firsthand. The narrative is rich with Adams' distinctive wit and his pointed observations about humanity's impact on nature.
The duo travels to various locations, including Madagascar and New Zealand, as they search for fascinating yet threatened creatures. Their encounters with wildlife, along with the challenges faced in these habitats, shed light on the urgent need for conservation efforts. The book emphasizes the fragility of ecosystems and the importance of preserving biodiversity.