IMAX The Secret of Life On Earth | Index |
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4:50 | Barnacles feed in oxygenated water | 6:15 | Roots penetrating soil | 6:35 | Fern fiddleheads unfolding |
7:10 | First forests | 7:55 | Insects molting | 9:00 | Cycads had swimming sex cells |
9:20 | Conifers have pollen and produce seeds | 11:00 | Flowering Plants | 12:40 | Arum fetid odor attracts mosquitos (or flies?) |
13:50 | Rainbow Lorikeet feeds on flowers and pollinates them | 14:00 | Honey Possum visits Banksia Flowers at night (Australia) | 15:00 | Flower Mantid |
16:15 | Sundew traps bee | 16:50 | Venus Flytrap | 19:15 | Howler Monkeys in tropical rainforest |
21:05 | Red-eyed Treefrog? | 22:35 | Flying Fox Fruit Bat feeds on fig fruit and disperses seeds | 24:30 | Grasses grow from base, can be grazed by Bison |
25:30 | Grasses flowering, pollen carried by wind | 27:00 | Fossil fuels: oil, coal | 29:05 | Fire |
30:30 | Burning fossil fuels: greenhouse effect | 34:20 | Periwinkle: drug used to treat leukemia (Madagascar) |
6:35 Fern fiddleheads |
14:00 Honey Possum |
15:00 Flower Mantid |
16:15 Sundew traps bee |
16:50 Venus Flytrap |
22:35 Fruit Bat |
Index | Dec 08, 2005 | Peter Chen |