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Mass Extinction is a category that gathers both fiction and nonfiction centered on catastrophic die-offs that transform life on Earth. It includes popular science on the Big Five extinctions and the current human-driven biodiversity crisis, spanning paleontology, evolutionary biology, geology, climate science, and conservation policy. On the fiction side it features eco-thrillers, near‑future climate and pandemic scenarios, asteroid impacts, supervolcanoes, and speculative post-extinction worlds focused on survival, rebuilding, and ethical dilemmas. Core themes include planetary fragility, cascading ecosystem effects, human agency and responsibility, resilience and adaptation, and what these events reveal about our place in nature. The tone ranges from investigative and urgent to suspenseful and visionary, linking deep time to present risks and possible futures.

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