In The Final Warning, Max and the flock are recruited to help study the effects of global warming in Antarctica and be spokespersons for a worldwide mission to save the planet. The group finally has a safe place to stay, plenty of food, and nothing to worry about. Then they are abducted and delivered to a horrifying captor they know nothing about. The inevitable escape is pretty much accidental and has nothing to do with the group's survival skills, and the book quickly comes to a close. For me, the fourth book in the series was anticlimactic and disappointing compared to the first three books, but it was educational and stressed the importance of saving our planet now, not later.
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