The Day Of The Triffids: Anti-environmentalists attempt to drive a beautiful endangered carnivorous plant species (Triffidus celestus) to extinction. Can this fragile and vulnerable species be saved…?
In Titanic, scriptwriters indicate environmental conditions may have negative consequences, but that in some instances it could turn up interesting artifacts.
The 2018 movie, titled, “A Quiet Place,” suggests that life forms with a very sensitive sense of sound may find certain sounds to be uncomfortable.
The movie: Frozen, depicts a series of weather events impacting local populations, but some watchers found the portrayal to be unrealistic.
The 2014 film Paddington Bear tells the story of a Tremarctos ornatus cub who independently wears clothes and travels about London, however as Spectacled bears are known to do neither, this may indicate a subspecies.
Moana: a movie detailing the effects of removing natural resources such as te-fiti’s heart, and the effects of oil spills on coastal islands. It also shows adaptions of aquatic wildlife, such as a large coconut crab (Birgus latro) evolving to attract prey by attaching SHINY objects to it’s shell, and tiny spiky seafaring species called the ‘Kakamora’ by natives using coconuts as armour and crude chalk to draw aposematic coloring on themselves to deter predators.
Alien: A movie about (put’s on best david attenborough impression) : 'The fascinating adaptations of an extraterrestrial species known as the xenomorph. This creature lives in ant like colonies, with workers, larva and a queen. The movie explores the creature’s semi parasitic life cycle, interesting parts of their anatomy (like the pharyngeal jaws and the acidic substances secreted as a self defense tactic similar to that of a bombadier beetle) and the hunting methods used by it.
