Film Lens
Dino Bird follows Bertha, a southern cassowary, in the rainforests of northern Queensland, Australia. The film captures her life as one of the last remaining members of her species, detailing her efforts to protect her chicks from predators and harsh weather. The documentary provides intimate footage of Bertha and her partner as they navigate their environment, emphasizing the importance of their role in the ecosystem.
The film presents a unique view of the challenges faced by these birds in one of the world's oldest rainforests. It illustrates the delicate balance of nature and the significance of Bertha's family in sustaining life in this ecological hotspot, offering a rare glimpse into their daily struggles and successes.
Why Watch
- •Meet Bertha, a rare southern cassowary in Queensland.
- •See the threats faced by cassowary chicks in the rainforest.
- •Find out how Bertha protects her family from predators.
Did You Know
•Bertha is a southern cassowary, a species facing significant decline.
•The documentary was released in 2017 and has a duration of 48 minutes.
•The film was directed by Edward Saltau and features Christian Lanz.
Perfect For
Bird enthusiastsNature documentary fansWildlife conservation advocates