Film Lens
In 'Prehistoric Worlds', viewers learn about five catastrophic events that nearly wiped out life on Earth. The documentary covers the extinction of prehistoric creatures due to these events and examines the environmental changes that contributed to their demise. It provides a detailed look at the specific catastrophes, such as volcanic eruptions, that reshaped the planet's history.
The film also discusses how early human ancestors survived these extreme conditions, which set the stage for the evolution of modern life. With contributions from experts like Craig Scott and Kirk Johnson, the documentary uses vivid reconstructions to illustrate the dramatic shifts in Earth's environment and the endurance of life throughout history.
Why Watch
- •See how volcanic eruptions changed prehistoric life.
- •Meet experts like Kirk Johnson discussing extinction.
- •Find out what environmental changes led to mass extinction.
Did You Know
•Five catastrophic events are featured in the documentary.
•The film has a runtime of 53 minutes.
•It includes commentary from experts like François Therrien and Nick Schatzki.
•The documentary was produced in three countries: France, Japan, and the United States.
Perfect For
Paleontology enthusiastsClimate change researchersNatural history fans