1. From the editorial office
2. From the foreword to the German edition
3. Tshi-Tournai in the Giant Mountains (Silesia)
4. Devils Tower (Wyoming)
5. The Sugarloaf in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
6. Ayers Rock (central Australia)
7. The Grand Canyon (Arizona)
8. The Incomparable Valley
9. Niagara Falls
10. Iguassu Falls (Brazil – Argentina)
11. Victoria Falls (Southern Rhodesia – Zambia)
12. Rhine Falls at Schaffhausen (Switzerland)
13. Postojna (Slovenia Karst)
14. Blue Grotto on the island of Capri (Italy)
15. Dead Sea
16. Plitvice Lakes (Croatian Karst)
17. Everglades (Florida)
18. Fox Glacier
19. Noytgedaht (South Africa)
20. Heron Island (Great Barrier Reef, Queensland)
21. Dolomite Alpes (South Alpes)
22. Cape of Good Hope (South Africa)
23. Mountains Miten
24. Three centers of earthquakes on the east coast of the Pacific Ocean
25. Vesuvius and The Phlegraean Fields (Italy)
26. Kilauea (Island of Hawaii)
27. Crater Lucky (Iceland)
28. Teide volcano (Canary Islands)
29. Extinct volcanoes of Europe
30. Big Geyser (Iceland)
31. Yellowstone National Park (United States)
32. Rotorua (New Zealand)
33. Arizona meteorite crater
34. “Big Hole” in Kimberley (South Africa)
35. Mountain pass Burgess (British Columbia)
36. Solnhofen (Franconian Alb)
37. Geyzeltal in Halle (River Hall, Germany)
38. American Museum of Natural History (New York, USA)
39. East London Museum, with the first discovery of the coelacanth (South Africa)
40. Berezovsky mammoth in Leningrad Zoological Museum of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR