The Epic Quest of Roy Chapman Andrews
In the crisp autumn of 1920, as the world recovered from the Great War, a daring explorer named Roy Chapman Andrews stood on the cusp of one of history's most ambitious adventures. Andrews, a rugged naturalist with the American Museum of Natural History, was no stranger to the wilds. He'd already led expeditions into the remote corners of China and Mongolia, collecting thousands of specimens that painted a vivid picture of Asia's untamed biodiversity.
