Documentary on hidden behaviour of animals, plants released
The Sri Aurobindo Society has released a documentary titled 'Wonders of Nature Around Us' to showcase the hidden behaviors of local plants and animals. The project aims to highlight the science and natural beauty found in everyday environments.
Why it matters
Documentaries focusing on local biodiversity encourage environmental awareness and appreciation for urban ecology.
Sri Aurobindo Society on Saturday released its documentary titled ‘Wonders of Nature Around Us,’ a collection of short films showcasing hidden behaviours and quiet marvels of plants and animals found in natural surroundings.
The first six films were released online at an event attended by eco-activist and recipient of Nari Shakti Purashkar, Deepika Kundaji, at MatriNiketan here.
Set in backyards, balconies, streets, and neighbourhoods across India, the film captures the survival instincts of inhabitants around us. From the astonishing dive of a Kingfisher to the hidden geometry in a leaf, the documentary uncovers the science and wonders in the natural world.
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