Over 1,000 species of micro-organisms, including bacteria and fungi, inhabit the atmosphere, playing a vital role in ecosystems and climate health.
Synopsis
Over 1,000 species of micro-organisms, including bacteria and fungi, inhabit the atmosphere, playing a vital role in ecosystems and climate health.
Synopsis
Claude-Julie Parisot presents "Le Peuple des airs," which investigates micro-organisms in the atmosphere. These include bacteria, viruses, fungi, and insects. The film uses 3D models to show the variety of airborne life and its role in ecosystems. Experts provide insight into the threats to these organisms from human activity. Filmed in France, the documentary runs for 52 minutes and emphasizes the need to protect aerial micro-organisms that are essential to health and climate.
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Why Watch
- See advanced 3D models of airborne life.
- Find out how human activities threaten micro-organisms.
- Meet experts discussing biodiversity and health.
Did You Know
- Micro-organisms in the atmosphere include bacteria, viruses, and fungi.
- The film's duration is 52 minutes.
- The documentary was directed by Claude-Julie Parisot.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of micro-organisms are examined in Le Peuple des airs?
The documentary examines bacteria, viruses, fungi, algae, pollen, and insects.
Who directed Le Peuple des airs?
Le Peuple des airs was directed by Claude-Julie Parisot.
What is the duration of Le Peuple des airs?
The duration of Le Peuple des airs is 52 minutes.
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