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Le Peuple des airs examines the role of micro-organisms in the atmosphere, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, algae, pollen, and insects. It presents the importance of these aerial 'plankton' to biodiversity, health, and climate. The film uses expert insights and advanced 3D models to depict the diversity and fragility of airborne life.
The documentary also addresses the threats posed by human activities to these vital micro-organisms. It emphasizes the urgent need for their protection, framing the discussion within the context of environmental health and ecosystem stability.
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.
Perfect For
Microbiology enthusiastsEnvironmental advocatesNature documentary fans